Jeneralize Kore-Ballismus ile Başvuran ve İlk Kez Diabetes Mellitus Tanısı Alan bir Olgu Sunumu

Abstract

Kore ve ballismus hiperkinetik hareket bozukluklarıdır. Hiperglisemi bu hareket bozukluklarının nadir bir nedenidir. Bu vakada akut başlangıçlı jeneralize kore-ballismus ile başvurup, kan tetkiklerinde hiperglisemi saptanan ve yeni diabetes mellitus tanısı konan bir hasta sunulmuştur.

Keywords

• Kore-Ballismus, Hiperglisemi, Kranial MR, Prognoz

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