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Thanks to the medical pulse nerve station friend @ The patient who shared the case: Peng, male, 66 years old.
Brief medical history: admitted to the hospital due to dance of the right limb for 1 week.
The right upper limb is obvious and cannot be controlled automatically, which seriously affects daily activities and disappears during sleep.
Physical examination: a previous history of hypertensive cerebral infarction, no dysfunction left.
Outpatient intravenous fasting blood glucose: 23.
56mmol/L; 2 hours postprandial blood glucose: 28.
07mmol/L.
Urine sugar 1+.
On March 24, April 11, and May 9, three MRI examinations showed short T1 signals in the left basal ganglia.
Can you see what the disease is? How should it be treated? Click to enter the mini program, check the answer, and enter the mini program below [Yimaitong case exchange] to learn and discuss with your comrades! ☟☟☟↓↓↓ Click to read the original text, view the answer and more discussions~
Brief medical history: admitted to the hospital due to dance of the right limb for 1 week.
The right upper limb is obvious and cannot be controlled automatically, which seriously affects daily activities and disappears during sleep.
Physical examination: a previous history of hypertensive cerebral infarction, no dysfunction left.
Outpatient intravenous fasting blood glucose: 23.
56mmol/L; 2 hours postprandial blood glucose: 28.
07mmol/L.
Urine sugar 1+.
On March 24, April 11, and May 9, three MRI examinations showed short T1 signals in the left basal ganglia.
Can you see what the disease is? How should it be treated? Click to enter the mini program, check the answer, and enter the mini program below [Yimaitong case exchange] to learn and discuss with your comrades! ☟☟☟↓↓↓ Click to read the original text, view the answer and more discussions~
