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Dystonia-parkinsonism syndrome resulting from a bullet injury in the midbrain.

Various cerebral lesions such as tumours, infection, and head trauma have been reported as causing parkinsonian syndromes. These lesions were localised in the basal ganglia,' thalamus,2 corpus callosum,3 cerebral cortex,3 and midbrain.4 In the patient reported here the lesion was a bullet injury in the midbrain. A 38-year-old man attempted suicide with a firearm. The bullet penetrated the medial part of the frontal bone and followed