Cerebrovascular Episode after an Acute Alcoholic Binge
Journal Title: Journal of Medical Science And clinical Research - Year 2014, Vol 2, Issue 11
Abstract
A 40 year old male patient presented to us with stuporous condition .He was accompined by relatives. According to history he was a chronic alcoholic and had an episode of binge drinking on the previous night. There was no history of vomiting, convulsion, fever. He was a non diabetic and non hypertensive. General examination revealed Pulse of 80/min regular, Blood pressure 150/100mm of Hg. There was no icterus, pallor, cyanosis. JVP was normal. Central nervous system examination – patient was stuporous, GCS – E3M4V3, pupils normal size reacting to light , dolls eye reflex present, patient was not moving right side of the body on deep painful stimuli and left plantar was extensor . There was no signs of meningeal irritation.
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Dr. Sourya Acharya
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