Pt with quadriparasis
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42 year old male came to the opd with
CHEIF COMPLAINTS OF -
•complete weakness of both lower limbs
•partial weakness of both upper limbs
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS
• patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 days back , the he suddenly fell down due to weakness of both lower limbs at Ganesh nimarjanam ( dancing and took alcohol at that time) and it was progressing gradually
He is unable to walk and cannot sit on his own
• weakness of upper limbs improved to some extent since 2 days
Unable to mix food and hold objects
•No tingling and numbness in upper limbs ,but numbness is present in lower limbs
•No history of headache , seizures , vomitings
•No deviation of mouth is seen
PAST HISTORY
PERSONAL HISTORY
Sleep
Bowel and bladder
Appetite
Alcoholic from last 20 yrs
Smoker
FAMILY HISTORY : Insignificant
GENERAL EXAMINATION :
Patient was examined after informed consent
He was conscious, coherent and co operative
No Cyanosis ,
No clubbing
No pallor
No Icterus
No lymphedenopathy
Edema over both foot
VITALS :
BP :110/80
PULSE :75
RR : 14 cycles per minute
TEMPERATURE : Afebrile
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION :
CVS : S1 S2 Heard
RS : BAE +
ABDOMEN EXAMINATION- no tenderness seen, no palpable mass seen, not distended
CNS EXAMINATION
▪ sensory examination,- touch, pain , vibration present
▪
MOTOR SYSTEM :
Right. Left
Bulk: inspection UL normal normal
LL. normal normal
palpation. UL Normal normal
LL. Normal. normal
Tone: UL normal. Normal
LL. hypotonia Hypotonia
Power UL. 4/5 4/5
LL 0/5. 0/5
Reflexes.
Superficial reflexes
Right. Left
Corneal. P P
Conjunctival P. P
Abdominal. + +
Plantar flexor flexor
Deep tendon reflexes
Right. Left
Biceps jerk. + +
Triceps jerk . + +
Supinator jerk. + +
Knee jerk lost lost
Ankle jerk lost lost
INVESTIGATIONS :
Day 1
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