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Med Sur 2004; 11 (3)


Resonancia magnética. Fundación Clínica Médica Sur

López ZI, Facha GMT, Corona CR, Vivas BI, Vázquez LJ, Martínez LM

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 28
Paginas: 197-200
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RESUMEN

Mujer de 46 años de edad, que acude por presentar 2 días previos a su ingreso un episodio de crisis convulsivas tonicoclónicas generalizadas con lateropulsión de la marcha hacia la izquierda, desde entonces presentó periodos de desorientación y alucinaciones. A la EF desorientada en tiempo, al FO papila izquierda borrada parcialmente. Fuerza y sensibilidad conservada, reflejos osteo-tendinosos abolidos y Babinski derecho. Los exámenes solicitados a su ingreso reportaron: sodio 128, cloro 98, prolactina 5.2, niveles de DFH 16.6 (normal 10-20), electrólitos urinarios: sodio 20, cloro 201 y potasio 80. Cuenta con antecedentes de cáncer de mama izquierda y adenoma hipofisiario.


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