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Disease Information for Tabes dorsalis: Clinical Manifestations

Signs & Symptoms: Furrowed forehead; Tabetic facies/sad look
: Foot Lesion Ulcerating; Foot ulcer; Leg Ulcers in Elderly
: Abdominal Pain; Abdominal Pain Nonsurgical; Abdominal paresthesias; Acute abdomen with no signs; Diffuse Abdominal Pain; Epigastric recurrent pain attacks; Poorly Localized Abdominal Pain; Severe abdominal pain
: Absent knee reflexes; Anesthetic hypesthetic limbs/areas; Ankle reflexes absent; Ankle reflexes decreased; Ataxia; Ataxia is worse at night; Ataxia/Posterior columns; Broad based/wide gait; Coordination/signs; Distal Sensory Loss; Dropping things; Finger to nose test abnormality; Gait disturbance/abnormality; Heel to shin test abnormality; Hung reflexes (prolonged relaxation)/Woltman sign; Hyporeflexia/DTRs decreased; Knee reflex decrease; Leg pains, lightning; Lhermittes sign (tingling on neck flex); Loss deep pain sensation; Loss of pain of temperature sensation; Loss position sense/postural sense; Movement or gait disorder/signs; Pain delayed/Kerandel sign; Poor coordination legs/feet; Position sense decreased/proprioception; Position sense decreased/proprioception Legs; Romberg sign positive; Sensory Ataxia; Spatial orientation/perception difficulty; Spinal cord level lesion/signs; Staggering Gait; Unable to tandem walk/straight line; Vibratory sense decreased; Vibratory sense decreased Legs; Weak reflexes
: Acute Back Pain; Arthritis/severe without much pain; Back Pain; Back Pain Severe; Backache; Charcot joint signs; Dorsal Spine Pain
: Bladder distension; Overflow incontinence; Urine Incontinence
: Balance problems; Ectomorph habitus; Falling; Unable to walk/night; Walking difficulties
: Eye symptoms/signs; Iridoplegia/spared accomodation reflex; Miosis/narrow pupils; Pel's ocular crisis/pain (tabes dorsalis); Ptosis (blepharoptosis); Pupil Abnormal/Signs
Clinical Presentation & Variations: Presentation/Progressive Motor Sensory Polyneuropathy
Disease Progression: Course/Acute; Course/Acute only; Course/Chronic disease crisis/flare/attacks

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