A case report on metabolic encephalopathy
Keywords:
encephalopathy, diabetes, hypertension, ketoacidosisAbstract
A 70 years male patient was admitted in hospital with complaints of sudden onset of drowsiness, confusion, fatigue, and generalised weakness since few hours, anxiety, palpitations, paraesthesia all over the body. He is having a poor stream of urine and he is having type-2 DM, hypertension and on medication. He is also having coronary artery disease and have undergone PTCA stunt.
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