Anuj Arun Bhide
A 20-year-old male presented to us with complaints of urinary incontinence and right lower limb weakness. On examination the patient had continuous urinary dribbling with lower motor neuron type of bladder involvement. The lower limb weakness was limited to the dorsi-flexion of the ankle and the toes with extensor hallucis longus (EHL) weakness. The deep tendon ankle reflex was depressed on the right side and the plantar reflex was mute. Power and reflexes on the left side were normal.
