We reviewed the history of Parinaud syndrome, since its description in 1883. There is evidence that she has experienced a definite developments due to the current understanding of the mechanisms associated with large vertical gaze area. Also discussed are the various clinical aspects of the problem, through the copious literature published after communication Parinaud. We provide 4 personal observations of Parinaud syndrome: 3 relacionodas to something more complicated neurological syndromes, and 1 similar to the classic description of Parinaud. These observations confirm the general impression of the outstanding exclusivity of this syndrome appears frequently included in more complex neurological cases. The etiology has also been different in our 4 observations; this represents the fragility of neural structures involved in vertical gaze at the various agents that damage the nervous sys...

The vascular hemiplegia is the functional disorder of a lateral half of the body produced by alterations of cerebral vessels. Should review the concepts of this common condition, with the dual aim of expanding its nosographic value and considering the hemiplegic patient as worthy of the highest professional care

Observations of a family of 8 patients presenting with Steinert disease, which coincide with most of the literature on this disease, as to confirm the "progressive heritage" as a feature, and the almost complete record of the symptomatic triad: atrophy, and cataract miotono. Males get sick more often than women and it is interesting that these symptoms have not been observed in isolation in other family members. They found at least two symptoms in the same individual, and characterizing the disease in different degrees of evolution. The frequent absence of endocrine disorders was also noted, except for alopecia in men and 2 women dysmenorrhea.