September 11, 2025BMC NeurologyOpen Access

MRI-negative cerebellar syndrome caused by medication-induced magnesium deficiency: a case report

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HiCS can present with symptoms like gait impairment and ataxia, yet lack imaging abnormalities complicates diagnosis.
A 68-year-old female patient with severe magnesium deficiency demonstrated significant improvement after appropriate electrolyte treatment.
Diagnostic challenges include differentiating HiCS from other cerebellar disorders, particularly in patients on proton pump inhibitors.
Timely recognition and management of electrolyte disorders are crucial to enhance outcomes in patients with cerebellar symptoms.

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This case report highlights magnesium deficiency-induced cerebellar syndrome, revealing challenges in diagnosis and treatment implications.

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This case report highlights magnesium deficiency-induced cerebellar syndrome, revealing challenges in diagnosis and treatment implications.