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1. Contagious Weakness in an Elderly Couple with Neurologic Emergencies

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Matthews, Cari E, Garg, Vikram K, Sanyal, Pallabi, Baban, Kandan, Grudko, Kenneth, and Field, Adam G

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Botulism, Neurologic Emergency, Stroke, Medicine, Medical emergencies. Critical care. Intensive care. First aid, RC86-88.9
Abstract

We present an unusual neurologic emergency in an elderly male patient. Given his presentation and risk factors, we presumed the initial symptoms to be secondary to a cerebrovascular accident. As the case evolved, however, it became apparent that a more unusual pathology was present. This case report showcases a rare condition masquerading as a common neurologic emergency. [West J Emerg Med. 2011;12(1):87-89.]

Published
2011

2. Contagious Weakness in an Elderly Couple with Neurologic Emergencies

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Matthews, Cari E., Matthews, Cari E., Garg, Vikram K., Sanyal, Pallabi, Baban, Kandan, Grudko, Kenneth, Field, Adam G., Matthews, Cari E., Matthews, Cari E., Garg, Vikram K., Sanyal, Pallabi, Baban, Kandan, Grudko, Kenneth, and Field, Adam G.

Abstract

We present an unusual neurologic emergency in an elderly male patient. Given his presentation and risk factors, we presumed the initial symptoms to be secondary to a cerebrovascular accident. As the case evolved, however, it became apparent that a more unusual pathology was present. This case report showcases a rare condition masquerading as a common neurologic emergency. [West J Emerg Med. 2011;12(1):87-89.]

Published
2011

3. Contagious Weakness in an Elderly Couple with Neurologic Emergencies

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NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER SAN DIEGO CA, Matthews, Cari E, Garg, Vikram K, Sanyal, Pallabi, Baban, Kandan, Grudko, Kenneth, Field, Adam G, NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER SAN DIEGO CA, Matthews, Cari E, Garg, Vikram K, Sanyal, Pallabi, Baban, Kandan, Grudko, Kenneth, and Field, Adam G

Abstract

We present an unusual neurologic emergency in an elderly male patient. Given his presentation and risk factors, we presumed the initial symptoms to be secondary to a cerebrovascular accident. As the case evolved, however, it became apparent that a more unusual pathology was present. This case report showcases a rare condition masquerading as a common neurologic emergency., Pub in the Western Jnl of Emergency Medicine V12 ni pp87-89 2011.

Published
2011

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