1801006198- SHORT CASE
1801006198- SHORT CASE
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A 79 yr old male was brought with c/o cough since 1 & half month ,
difficulty in swallowing since one month
Fever since 10 days
C/o altered sensorium since 3 days
HOPI :
Patient is a known case of cva with left hemiplegia, DM type 2 , Hypertension, hypothyroidism
Patient was apparently asymptomatic one and half month back when he developed cough insidious in onset and gradually progressive. PRODUCTIVE but patient is not able to spit it out. Difficulty in swallowing.
H/o cough on intake of liquids.
H/o change of voice since 20 days, insidious, hoarse in character and
SLURRING OF SPEECH +present
Fever since 10 days -high grade associated with Chills and rigors
H/O WEAKNESS in LEFT upper and lower limb since 7 years aggrevated since 4 days.
No history head trauma
No history of loss of consciousness
No history of transient loss of vision
No history of involuntary movements
No history of pain in calf muscles
No history of chest pain and loose stools.
PAST HISTORY :
Patient is a k/c/o Hypertension for which he is on Telmisartan 40 mg od since past 10years
Known case of diabetes mellitus since 10 yrs metformin,glimeperide and voglibose ( Zoryl mv 2)
History of events:
• 10 years back , patient developed lesions on his both foot and went to the doctor and found to have diabetes and started on medication.and after 1 year ,with regular check up he was found to be Hypertensive and started on antihypertensive medication.
• 7 years back, patient developed head ache at around evening 7pm and followed by vomitings, next day morning after went to bathroom and when he layed back there was weakness in limbs after some time they was paralysis of limbs and was taken to the hospital and found to have infarct and started on antiplatelets.
K/c/o CVA with left hemiplegia since 7 years.
K/c/o seizures disorder since 2 years for which on medications Tab levipil 500mg
K/c/o hypothyroidism since 5 years on thyronorm 25mcg.
• From 7 years onwards , patient was bedridden with foleys (changed every 15 days) and physiotherapy was done by his attenders daily, but there was no such improvement.
• 20 days back, from March 1st onwards ,patient developed slurring of speech and decreased responsiveness and cough ( mild ) and unable to clear the throat secretions and was taken to the hospital and was treated with antibiotics and patient was brought here for further evaluation.
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Appetite - decreased
Mixed - diet
Bowel - constipated
Bladder- regular
No addictions.
FAMILY HISTORY:
Not significant.
TREATMENT HISTORY:
Tab TELMA AM 40 mg po/od since 10 yrs.
Tab zoryl mv po/od.
Tab levipil 500mg since 2 yrs.
Thyronorm 25mcg since 5yrs.
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Patient is arousable but not oriented.
Patient is non cooperative.
No pallor,icterus,cyanosis, clubbing, lymphadenopathy,pedal edema.
VITALS:
Pulse rate: 75bpm
BP: 140/80 mmHg
RR: 22 cpm
Spo2 :98%
GRBS-183mg/dl
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
CNS:
HIGHER MENTAL FUNCTIONS:
cannot be elicited.
Speech
Behaviour
Memory
Intelligence
Lobar functions
GCS: E3V3M5
B/L pupils- normal size and reactive to light.
No signs of meningeal irritation.
Cranial nerves- cannot be examined
Sensory system - cannot be elicited
Spinothalamic sensation:
Crude touch
Pain
Temperature
Dorsal column sensation:
Fine touch
Vibration
Propioception
Cortical sensation
Two point discrimination
Tactile localisation
Stereognosis
Graphathesia
MOTOR EXAMINATION:
Right. left
UL. LL. UL. LL
BULK : Normal. Reduced
TONE. Normal Hypotonia
POWER: Could not be elicited.
REFLEXES:
SUPERFICIAL REFLEXES:
Left side babinski sign positive
Deep reflexes:
CEREBELLAR EXAMINATION : cannot be elicited
Finger nose test
Heel knee test
Dysdiadochokinesia
Rebound phenomenon .
Speech
Rhombergs test
SIGNS OF MENINGEAL IRRITATION: absent
GAIT: patient unable to walk
P/A
INSPECTION:
Umbilicus is central and inverted.
All quadrants are moving equally with respiration.
No scars, sinuses,engorged veins and visible pulsations.
AUSCULTATION: no bowel sounds heard
bed sores
CVS:
S1 S2 Heard ,no murmurs.
RESPIRATORY:
Respiratory movements equal on both sides
Trachea Central
normal vesicular breath sounds.
Bilateral air entry present.
Trophic ulcers are present:
Diagnosis:
Senile xerosis with post inflammatory hyperpigmentation .
INVESTIGATION:
MRI BRAIN:
IMPRESSION:
• Large area of encephalomalacia in right occipito-temporo lobes and right parietal lobes - sequelae of old infarct.
• Diffuse cerebral atrophy. Chronic small vessel ischemia.
Anti HCV antibodies rapid -nonreactive
Blood urea -30mg/dl
HBA1C-6.7%
HbsAg rapid - negative
HIV 1/2 RAPID TEST - NON REACTIVE
TOTAL BILIRUBIN -0.81mg/dl(normal-0 to 1mg/dl)
Direct bilirubin-0.17mg/dl(0 to 0.2mg /dl)
Serum creatinine -0.9 mg/dl (0.8 to 1.3 mg /dl
ABG:
pH- 7.5
PCO2: 29.5mmhg
PO2: 67.5 mmhg
Electrolytes :
Sodium: 135meq/l.
Potassium: 3.5 meq/l.
Chloride :98meq/l.
Calcium :1.06 mmol/l.
Diagnosis:
Left sided hemiplegia
TREATMENT :
1) TAB ECOSPRIN 150 mg RT/OD
2) TAB CLOPIDOGREL 75 MG RT/OD
3) TAB ATORVAS 20 MG RT/OD
4) NEBULISATION - 3% NS
5)CHEST PHYSIOTHERAPY.
6) RT FEEDS: 100 ML WATER 2nd HRLY
50 ML Milk 2nd HRLY.
7) TAB. LEVIPiL
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