ACUTE ONSET NECK FLOP IN INFANT

Author: KRITISUNDAR RANA

Question
A 10 month old baby presented with sudden onset non progressive neck flop for 1 day with no history of fever, convulsion or any cause of dyselectrolytemia like diarrhea, vomiting. Child had fever 10 days back. Patient can take feed normally. Power, tone and sensorium was normal. Deep tendon reflexes are brisk and pupils are reacting to light normally. Serum electrolytes and other baseline investigations are normal. CSF study shows normal findings. CT scan is also within normal range.

So what are the possibilities?

Answer Discussion :

mukund mane

periodic hypokalemia

9 years ago

Muthiah Periyakaruppan

drug side effects

9 years ago

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