Presentation
Type II diabetes mellitus. Headache. Transient aphasia. EEG: left sided slow activity.
Patient Data
Age: 60 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Non-ketotic hyperglycemic seizures
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T2 subcortical hypointensity and leptomeningeal enhancement in left temporo-occipital lobes.
Case Discussion
Blood glucose level were above 300 mg/dl. Given seizure history and radiological findings, this suggests a non-ketotic hyperglycemic seizure.