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A 21 year old male was brought for evaluation of fever since 45 days associated with holocranial headache for 30 days and altered sensorium for 20 days . Working clinical diagnosis of chronic meningoencephalitis was made for which cross sectional imaging was requested.
A 30 year old man, presented with complaints of severe headache and vomiting since 4 days.
No history of trauma. No focal neurological deficits.
No significant past history.
A 36 year old hypertensive male presented with gradually progressive weakness of bilateral upper and lower limb weakness since 1-2 months.
23 year old lady with tingling numbness in the right upper limb
No focal deficits
No significant past history
No neurological deficits on examination
MRI BRAIN (P+C) done for further evaluation
Insidious onset of protrusion of right eyeball, which has increased over 1 month.
History of trivial fall 8 months ago with no loss of consciousness.
A 5month old male child born out of by non-consanguineous marriage presented with history of left focal seizure, reddish discoloration of left hand and delayed attainment of milestones. Parents also noticed increase in fairness of the baby and loss of hair.
50 year old man presented with history of pyrexia of unknown origin, dull headache ,right ear pain, left side weakness and difficulty in swallowing. On neurological examination: Right side diplopia on looking at far objects
-23-year female patient presented with history of right sided headache since 1-year with recent onset giddiness and occasional vomiting for 2 months. She has right eye vision loss since birth.
-Neurological examination was normal, except perception of light positivity in right eye
17-year-old female presenting with
Acute onset of right upper and lower limb weakness
Giddiness, Deviation of mouth and slurring of speech
Clinical Diagnosis:
Young stroke (6 hours 40 minutes from onset to imaging)
17-year-old female presenting with
Acute onset of right upper and lower limb weakness
Giddiness, Deviation of mouth and slurring of speech
Clinical Diagnosis:
Young stroke (6 hours 40 minutes from onset to imaging)