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The aim is to differentiate between atypical Ramsay Hunt Syndrome and MRI-negative stroke based on cranial nerve involvement.

June 13, 2026Neurology

Ramsay Hunt Syndrome vs MRI-negative stroke: A Case of Multiple Cranial Neuropathy (P6-3.003)

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The aim is to differentiate between atypical Ramsay Hunt Syndrome and MRI-negative stroke based on cranial nerve involvement.
Presented a case detailing the clinical features exhibited by the patient.
Discussed the diagnostic process involving imaging and clinical assessment.
Identified atypical symptoms of Ramsay Hunt Syndrome in the context of cranial nerve dysfunction.
Highlighted challenges in diagnosis when MRI does not show stroke-related changes.

Case report compares multiple cranial nerve involvement in Ramsay Hunt Syndrome and MRI-negative stroke, suggesting diagnostic challenges.

To present an atypical case of multiple cranial nerve involvement of suspected atypical Ramsay Hunt Syndrome versus MRI-negative stroke.

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Hua et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Case report compares multiple cranial nerve involvement in Ramsay Hunt Syndrome and MRI-negative stroke, suggesting diagnostic challenges.

To present an atypical case of multiple cranial nerve involvement of suspected atypical Ramsay Hunt Syndrome versus MRI-negative stroke.