DOES IMPRISONMENT SYNDROME HAVE A CURE? - RARE DESEASES

Understand Imprisonment Syndrome



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Incarceration Syndrome, or Locked-In Syndrome, is a rare neurological disease, in which paralysis occurs of all muscles of the body, except for the muscles that control the movement of the eyes or the eyelids. In this disease, the patient is 'trapped' within his own body, unable to move or communicate, but remains conscious, perceiving everything that happens around him and his memory remains intact