Steele-richardson-olszewski Syndrome
Steele-richardson-olszewski Syndrome Causes
The cause of the condition is not known but it results from the deterioration of cells in areas of the brain that control movement.
Steele-richardson-olszewski Syndrome Definition
Steele-Richardson-Olszewski syndrome, also known as progressive supranuclear palsy is a disorder of the brain that causes problems with walking, balance, and eye movements.
Steele-richardson-olszewski Syndrome Diagnosis
Patients are examined through a brain autopsy to correctly identify the condition.
Steele-richardson-olszewski Syndrome Symptoms and Signs
Affected individuals experience loss of balance while walking and an inability to properly aim their eyes.
Steele-richardson-olszewski Syndrome Treatment
The condition has no effective treatment but is symptoms may be improved through the use of certain medications and other measures.