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Multiple Cranial Nerve Palsy and Ataxia: Diagnosis Dilemma
Delve into a challenging case involving a lower motor neuron disorder with multiple cranial nerve palsy and ataxia. Follow the journey of a patient presenting with diplopia, vertigo, imbalance, and difficulty swallowing. Examine the correlation of the patient's past medical history, including low-grade fever and diarrhea, with the current symptoms. Explore the differential diagnoses and the comprehensive investigations conducted, supported by relevant radiological images. Understand the reasons behind the patient's deterioration post-treatment and how the final diagnosis led to effective management strategies. Join us to enhance your diagnostic and management skills in handling intricate neurological conditions.
About the Speaker
Dr. Abhay Bhagwat
Senior Consultant Neurology, Apollo Hospitals, Indore
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