Ntalaja Kabuayi Philippe1,2*, Bugeme Marcelin2,4, Mualaba Celebre3, Mutombo Patrick2, Massardiagne3, Tshitoko Joseph1, Kamanga Gregoire1 And Mulwala Friendy 4
1Department of Psychiatry, Neuro-Psycho-pathological Center of the University of Kinshasa(CNPP/UNIKIN DRC
2Dr. Joseph Guislain Neuro-Psychiatric Center DRC/LUBUMBASHI, CONGO
3CHU FANN DAKAR/SENEGAL Clinic
4Faculty of Medicine, University of Lubumbashi, DR Congo
*Corresponding Author: Ntalaja Kabuayi Philippe, Department of Psychiatry, Neuro-Psycho-pathological Center of the University of Kinshasa(CNPP/UNIKIN DRC
Received: August 18, 2023; Published: October 14, 2023
We report the case of Meige's syndrome in a 30-year-old young man with no particular history living and working in a mining environment and whose etiological assessment is unremarkable, which classifies him in the vast majority of idiopathic Meige's syndromes until to the contrary. The interest of this case lies in the need to carry out a thorough investigation of all the toxic substances circulating in this environment where mining activity is intensive and to do this, to upgrade the technical platform by calling on collaborations.
Keywords: Meige Syndrome; Abnormal Movements; Dystonia; Blepharospasm; Contracture; Inflammatory; Toxic
Citation: Ntalaja Kabuayi Philippe., et al. “Abnormal Movement and Literature Review on Meige's Syndrome in a Mining Context". Acta Scientific Neurology 6.11 (2023): 18-21.
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