An unusual cause of dysphagia

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We describe an 80 year old lady presenting with a six week history of neck pain, progressing to painless severe neck weakness and dysphagia. The absence of other positive symptoms, or tests, and an EMG consistent with a myopathic process, confirmed the diagnosis of dropped head syndrome secondary to an isolated neck extensor myopathy. A trial of steroids for one month was of subjective benefit only.

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Mead, R., Scott, M., Parker, L., & Allen, S. C. (2004). An unusual cause of dysphagia. CME Journal Geriatric Medicine, 6(2), 80–81. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1742-1241.1996.tb09587.x

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