GM Case history - 3
A 60 year old man, carpenter by occupation came to the casuality with chief complaints of
Loss of speech since morning
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS :
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 3 years ago
3 years back, where he attended a family function and had an binge of alcohol consumption, after a few hrs of consumption, he suddenly developed deviation of angle of mouth towards left side, for which the attenders took him to a local hospital .He was treated conservatively (? Medication unknown) and adviced to use those medications for 1 week.After a week ,his deviation of mouth was resolved.There in the hospital he was diagnosed of having a renal problem ,as B/L pedal edma(pitting type) and facial puffiness was found to be present on examination.Even his creatinine & blood urea was found to be elevated .He was given lasixs and sodium bicarbonate (OD). From then he used to have similar episodes of B/L pedal edema and facial puffiness which used to get resolved after using medications since 3 years.Since then he quitted his daily routine work and was restricted to home.
Similar episode occured after 1 year with weakness of right upper and lower limb along with deviation of angle of mouth towards left.He again was taken to a local hospital where conservative management was done .He was then adviced to use medications (Ecospirin, atorvastatin and clopidogrel) & physiotherapy exercises of right UL and LL .He stayed there for 10 days and got discharged.since then patient started using walking aids.
6 months back he had complaints of pain in the neck and occipital region ,for which they went to hospital and medications were given. pain subsided in 5 days
Yesterday night after having dinner, 30 mins later he complained of having pain in throat and went to sleep.Today morning while he woke up he lost his speech & was unresponsive.He is conscious and oriented to time ,place and person during the episode.In view of this,he was taken to hospital where his bp was found be 220/120 (medication given) and a MDCT MRI BRAIN
Was done showing 26 x 56 mm acute hemorrhage in the right lentiform nucleus.He was then referred to kims
PAST HISTORY :
He was a k/c/o DM since 5 years
and HTN since 3 years and was on regular medication
HTN (Tab Clinidipine 10 mg,tab metoprolol BD and tab clonidine )
DM2 (tab gliclazide 40 mg OD)
5 years back he was operated for lipoma
Not a k/c/o TB, CVA, CAD, Asthama ,thyroid and epilesy
PERSONAL HISTORY :
Mixed diet
Sleep adequate
Appetite normal
Bowel and bladder movements regular
He was a known alcoholic since 30 years.Drinks regularly 90 ml whisky.Quitted drinking 3 years back
GENERAL EXAMINATION :
Patient is conscious, coherent and cooperative
Moderately built and moderately nourished
PALLOR +
No icterus,clubbing,cyanosis,koilonychia, edema and lymphadenopathy
VITALS :
GCS : E4V1M5
Temp: Afebrile
PR: 88 bpm
BP: 170/90 mm hg
RR: 14 cpm
Spo2 - 98% at RA
GRBS - 150 mg/dl
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION
CVS:
Inspection:
Chest wall is bilaterally symmetrical.
No precordial bulge
Palpation:
JVP - normal
Apex beat - felt in the left 5th intercostal space in the mid clavicular line.
Auscultation:
S1, S2 heard , No murmurs
RS :
Position of trachea: central
Bilateral air entry +
NVBS heard
PER ABDOMEN :
Soft, non tender
No organomegaly
Bowel sounds heard
CNS :
Patient is Conscious
Speech: no response
Sensory system : not elicited
Motor system :
- Bulk : normal
- TONE:
Rt Lt
UL N N
LL hypertonia hypertonia
- POWER:
Rt Lt
UL 4/5 4/5
LL 3+/5 +3/5
- REFLEXES :
•Superficial Rt Lt
Corneal : +2 +2
Conjunctival : +2 +2
Abdominal : +2 +2
• Deep Rt Lt
Biceps : +3 +2
Triceps : +3 +2
Supinator : + Absent
Knee jerk : +3 +3
Ankle jerk : +3 +3
Plantar : flexor flexor
Cranial nerves: not elicited
No meningeal signs
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS :
CVA with right sided hemiparesis ? secondary to hypertensive bleed
? CKD since 3 years
(K/c/o DM type 2 since 5 years & HTN since 3 years)
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