Caso de la semana: Paciente de 50 aƱos con una pƩrdida de la conciencia

Dec 18, 2011
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19 diciembre 2011 -- Historia: Mujer de 50 aƱos que acude a urgencias tras pĆ©rdida sĆŗbita de consciencia. Presenta una historia de dos meses de cefalea y mareos ocasionales. Sin otros sĆ­ntomas relevantes. La exploraciĆ³n neurolĆ³gica revela leve desorientaciĆ³n temporoespacial tras recuperar la consciencia, siendo el resto normal. Haga clic aquĆ­ para el Caso de la Semana.


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