Merino RJA, Facha GMT, Corona CR, Vivas BI, Meave GA, Ávila SF, Angulo FM, Castillo LJL, Marques CC, Vázquez LJ, Martínez LM

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ABSTRACT

Thirty six year old female patient that presented at the ER with 24 hours confusional state, hemicorporal left palsy, Babinski and generalized headache 8/10. As an important antecedent lumbar puncture was performed seven days before for a surgical procedure.

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