Additionally to the hardness of rapid and correct taking on diagnosis due todifferent clinical findings and variable presentation from patient to another, unappropriatetreatments usually effects prognosis with poor outcome.
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Objective & Hypothesis:Ascending tonic-clonic seizure (ATCS) syndrome secondary to Iohexole is a rare, potentiallyfetal status epilepticus condition which is misdiagnosed and mixed up with malignhyperthermia.
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Key Findings & Data:Ascending tonic-clonic seizure (ATCS) syndrome secondary to Iohexole is a rare, potentiallyfetal status epilepticus condition which is misdiagnosed and mixed up with malignhyperthermia.
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Conclusion & Impact:Additionally to the hardness of rapid and correct taking on diagnosis due todifferent clinical findings and variable presentation from patient to another, unappropriatetreatments usually effects prognosis with poor outcome.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters
Abstract
Ascending tonic-clonic seizure (ATCS) syndrome secondary to Iohexole is a rare, potentiallyfetal status epilepticus condition which is misdiagnosed and mixed up with malignhyperthermia. Additionally to the hardness of rapid and correct taking on diagnosis due todifferent clinical findings and variable presentation from patient to another, unappropriatetreatments usually effects prognosis with poor outcome.
Özet
Iohexole Sekonder Tırmanıcı Tonik Klonik Sendrom'u az rastlanılan, potansiyel olarak fatalve bazen malign hipertermi ile karıştırılarak yanlış tanı konulmasına neden olan nadir birstatus epileptikus tablosudur. Farklı klinik bulgular ve hastadan hastaya değişebilenprezentasyon nedeniyle hızlı ve doğru teşhisi koyabilmenin güçlüğü yanında uygun tedaviplanlamasının yapılamaması prognozu olumsuz etkilemektedir.
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ÇAĞIRAN, E., ÇAĞIRAN, İ., AHMEDOV, R., PESTİLCİ, Z., SARI, M. F. (2022). BT Sisternografi Sırasında Iohexol'e Sekonder Gelişen Asendan Tonik- Klonik Nöbet Sendromu: Vaka Sunumu. Journal of Neurological Sciences (Turkish), Cilt: 30 - Sayı: 2, 445–450. https://ajindex.com/articles/565136
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