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Sigmoid Micro-Perforation and Pelvic Abscess Masquerading as Hyperactive Delirium
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作者 Samer Alkhuja Susheer Gandotra +2 位作者 Hirenkumar Faldu pravinkumar patel Olutunde Odeyemi 《Case Reports in Clinical Medicine》 2024年第8期315-320,共6页
Diagnoses Background: Delirium is a common finding in elderly patients with sepsis. Early identification of the cause of delirium and treatment is important to avoid any worsening of mental or physical status. Sepsis ... Diagnoses Background: Delirium is a common finding in elderly patients with sepsis. Early identification of the cause of delirium and treatment is important to avoid any worsening of mental or physical status. Sepsis secondary to colonic micro-perforation (CMP) in a patient with a history of diverticulosis should be high on the list of differential diagnosis. Case Report: We present a case of a patient who presented with hyperactive sepsis-associated delirium (SAD). Six days after the presentation, the patient started complaining of abdominal pain. An abdominal and pelvic computed tomography (CT) scan showed free air in the abdomen. The patient underwent surgical intervention and treatment with intravenous antibiotics. Pathological examination showed CMP connected to the patient’s history of diverticulosis. Delirium superimposed on dementia (DSD) resulted in the worsening of both the mental and physical status of our patient with the need for placement in a nursing home. 展开更多
关键词 DELIRIUM DEMENTIA Colon Perforation Sepsis DIVERTICULOSIS
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Somnambulism: Varenicline-Induced Sleep Driving
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作者 Samer Alkhuja Monika Girgis +2 位作者 Mohammad Ali pravinkumar patel Olutunde Odeyemi 《Case Reports in Clinical Medicine》 2023年第7期213-217,共5页
Background: Varenicline, which is derived from the cytisine compound, is used to assess in smoking cessation. Sleep driving (SD) is often classified as a variant of somnambulism. Although, somnambulism has been report... Background: Varenicline, which is derived from the cytisine compound, is used to assess in smoking cessation. Sleep driving (SD) is often classified as a variant of somnambulism. Although, somnambulism has been reported as a side effect of varenicline, varenicline-induced sleep driving (VISD) has not been reported. Case Report: A 56-year-old man with a history of 35 pack year smoking who presented for smoking cessation counseling. Treatment with varenicline was initiated. In the following night, the patient drove to a shopping center and woke up in his car. Varenicline was discontinued. SD has not been reported in the following nights. In a repeated attempt to stop smoking, treatment with varenicline was resumed by the patient. SD reoccurred in the following night. Varenicline was discontinued indefinitely, and SD has not been reported. 展开更多
关键词 VARENICLINE Sleep Walking Arousal Parasomnia
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