Cranial nerve palsy
Injury to any of the cranial nerves or their nuclei in the brain resulting in muscle weakness.
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Absolutely it is a c/o nasocerebral MUCORMYCOSIS as pt is diabetic hence prone to fungal infection she is covid negative suggest not every case of MUCORMYCOSIS will be covid only Yes covid positive diabetic pt is predisposed to fungal infe...
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6cranial nerve palsy in a diabetic patient was well managed by insulin .Clinically diagnosed without any other support and it was managed at rural clinic.Pt had complete recovery ,and the symptoms of diplopia vanished on 6 weeks of insuli...
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He is T2 DM ,uncontrolled ,on OAD. Patient suddenly developed diplopia and failure to see right temporal field . His MRI scan is normal. HbA1c is 10'/. Fasting and PP blood sugar are unequivocally high. He is suffering from Right side 6 C...
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Top doctors who continously share their opinions on Cranial nerve palsyEye Care & Research Centre, Kolkata for About 25 Years
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