Guillaine Barre Syndrome, the false statement is: (A) It is an acute demyelinating poly-radiculopathy, (B) Sensory signs are minimal, (C) Babinski sign is positive, (D) Bladder involvement is rare
Answer is C. GBS is an acute demyelinating poly-radiculopathy presenting as ascending paralysis with areflexia, minimal sensory symptoms and bladder involvement. Being a LMN type of lesion, DTRs are lost (areflexia) and Babinski sign is not positive.