13 year old male with seizures


DR.NAVYA(INTERN)

DR.CHETANA(INTERN)

DR.ABDUL RAHEEM (INTERN)

DR.ASHFAQ(INTERN)

DR.SRAVYA(INTERN)

DR.GNANADA(INTERN)

DR.CHARAN(PG1)

DR.VAMSI(PG1)

DR.SUSMITHA(PG2)

DR.ADITHYA (PG3)

DR.PRANEETH(PG3) 

DR.PRAVEEN NAIK (ASS.PROF)

DR.RAKESH BISWAS(HOD)


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Here is a case i have seen:

A 13year old boy studying 8th standard who was apparently asymptomatic 10days back came to casualty at around 10:00 pm on 25.01.2021 in a state of post ictal confusion with c/o low grade fever since 10 days, which is intermittent and associated with chills.
H/o facial puffiness and pedal edema on & off since 4 days
High coloured urine +
?frothy urine +
H/o Headache and retro orbital pain since 3-4days.
H/o vomitings since 2days,bilious ,food particles as content,non projectile,non foul smelling.
one episode on 24.01.2021,5-6episodes on 25.01.2021.
On evening of 25.01.2021 he had h/o 3-4 episodes of seizures with focally involving Rt UL and LL with secondary generalization.
Each episode lasts for 5mins ,not associated with loss of consciousness, tongue bite, involuntary micturition, defecation.
H/o post ictal confusion present lasting for 20-30min.
No H/o pain abdomen,loose stools,cold,cough.
No H/o chest pain, palpitations, sob
No H/o cold, cough
No other complaints.

Not a k/c/o DM,HTN, Asthma, epilepsy,CAD,TB.

He is a Non vegetarian with Normal appetite,has regular bowel and bladder movements.


On examination:
VITALS:

Temperature:98.4 F

Bp:120/80mm Hg

PR: 89bpm regular,normal volume

Spo2:96@Room air

RR: 18 cpm

Grbs:196mg/dl

No signs pallor ,icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, koilonychia
No generalized lymphadenopathy and pedal edema.

CVS:
S1,S2 Present
No murmurs

RS:
 B/L Air entry present
Normal vesicular breath sounds heard
No added sounds

Per abdomen:
        Soft,non tender
        No palpable masses,no organomegaly
        Bowel sounds heard.
CNS:
Higher Mental functions :Intact
No signs of meningeal irritation
(Kernigs sign_negative,Brudzinski Sign_negative)
Cranial nerves: intact
Motor system: intact
Sensory system:intact

REFLEXES            RIGHT.          LEFT

Biceps                  2+.                  2+

Triceps.                 2+.                  2+

Knee jerk.              2+.                  2+

Ankle jerk.             2+.                 2+

Plantar reflex.        Flexor.          Flexor









INVESTIGATIONS:

Heamogram:

Hb: 11.6gm/dl

TLC: 16,100

Neutrophils: 92 percent

Lymphocytes: 4 percent

RBC: 3.84 millions/cu.mm

Platelets: 2.48lakhs/cu.mm

CUE:

Color: reddish yellow
Appearance:hazy
Albumin: +++
Sugars: Nil
Pus cells: 2_4/HPF
Epithelial cells: 2_3/HPF
RBC: 10_15/HPF

BLEEDING TIME: 2MINS

CLOTTING TIME: 4 MINS

PT:17SECS
INR:1.22
APTT:35 SECS

SERUM CREATININE: 0.7mg/dl

SERUM ELECTROLYTES:
      Sodium:140mEq/dl
      Potassium:4.1 mEq/dl
      Chloride: 103mEq/dl
TOTAL BILIRUBIN:0.9mg/dl
DIRECT BILIRUBIN:0.2mg/dl

Urine protein/creatinine ratio:
Spot urine protein:142mg/dl
Spot urine creatinine:34mg/dl
Ratio:4.1


CSF ANALYSIS:
Glucose: 72mg/dl
Protein: 32 mg/dl
 Chloride:116 mg/dl

CSF MICROSCOPY:



CSF CYTOLOGY:
Color : colorless
Appearance:clear
Quantity:2.5ml
Total count:3cells/cu.mm
Lymphocytes:100 percent
Neutrophils:nil
RBC: Present
Others: nil

CHEST X-RAY:
ECG:



MRI Brain:

T2 flair sulcal hyperintesities noted in bilateral occipital lobes,frontal lobes,parietal lobes,and rt cerebellar hemisphere
Few hyperintesities in rt occipital and rt cerebellar hemisphere shows diffusion  restriction on DWI sequences
Opinion: possibility of meningoencephalitis



Serology:
Dengue IgM positive on 25th jan



Diagnosis:

ACUTE MENINGOENCEPHALITIS ?Viral

Treatment:

INJ.LORAZEPAM 2CC IV SOS

INJ.MONOCEF 1GM IV TID

INJ.VANCOMYCIN 1GM IV BD

INJ.DEXAMETHASONE 6 MG IV QID

INJ.PHENYTOIN 100 MG IV TID

TAB. PCM 500MG PO TID

INJ.ZOFER 4MG IV TID

INJ.PAN 40 MG IV OD

STRICT BP, TEMPERATURE,SPO2, PR, CHARTING 2ND HOURLY.




DR.PRAVEEN NAIK( ASS.PROF)
FACULTY AUTHOR NAME: DR.RAKESH BISWAS(HOD)

26.01.2021(Discussion and learning points)

S - Patient reporting improved appetite. Back ache is severe, at the site of LP. Mild headache +

O - Vitals - PR - 104 BPM, BP - 110/70 mm Hg Temp 100f RR - 18. Terminal neck stiffness +. Abdomen non tender. Passed semisolid stools twice today. Able to tolerate oral feeds well and is eating well. Adequately hydrated. 

A - Partially treated Meningoencephalitis with Glomerulonephritis. IgM + for Dengue. No adverse reactions to Vancomycin. 

P - Watchful monitoring with antipyretic control and adequate hydration.

Problem List -

Fever, vomiting, seizures, loss of appetite, back ache and edema. 

Subsided - Vomiting, seizures, loss of appetite and edema ( 50%)

Persistent - Fever and back ache.
Raised JVP in patient 
27.01.2021
From the above problem list

New - Headache. 

Subsiding - Backache. 

Persistent - Low grade fever. Frothy urine and hematuria

Complete Resolution - Loss of appetite (great return of appetite), seizures and edema. 

O - PR - 77 BPM BP - 130/80 mm Hg Spo2 98 on Room air GRBS 154 Temp chart shared below

A - Viral encephalitis with resolution of tachycardia and resolving fever. 


P - To continue Dexa for 2 more days and plan for a taper. 5 days of Ceftriaxone and Vancomycin (Day 3 today).

28.01.2021

Subsiding- backache
 
Persistent- low grade fever

 Complete resolution of loss of appetite, seizures 

O- PR-80bpm, BP-130/90mmhg,spo2 -98 at room air 

A- viral encephalitis with acute glomerulonephritis

P-continue dexa

29.01.2021
S- No headache, loss of appetite, No fever and no seizures, feeling symptomatically better 

O-
BP:120/70mmHg
PR:76bpm
Temp 97.8F
RR 16
All other systems are remarkable 

A - viral encephalitis with acute glumerulonephritis

P- plan for 24h urinary protein creat ratio,  CUE,  USG abd as advised by nephro Team.
Date - 30/ 1/2021
S- no fresh complaints
O-BP- 130 / 70 mm hgPR - 80bpm
Cvs- s1s2 heard
RS - BAE Present
Per abdomen- soft , non tender, no organomegaly
CNS - NAD
A-Viral encephalitis ? Dengue with acute glomerulonephritis
P-1.TAB .SODIUM VALPROATE 200MG/PO/BD
2.TAB .PAN 40 MG / PO/ OD
3.TAB.ZOFER 4 MG /PO/SOS
4.TAB PCM 500 MG PO TID
5.INJ .LORAZEPAM 2 CC /IV / SOS
6.BP/PR /TEMP Charting 4 th hourly
7. Strict I/O charting
8.TAB .VOVERAN 50 MG OD after food
9. stopped Tab.Dexamethasone 4mg






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