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Bilateral prefrontal hypermetabolism in FDG-PET – a functional correlate of delirium tremens?
DOI 10.1055/s-2006-953459
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Autor:innenR. Reilmann, M. Weckesser, E.B. Ringelstein
ZeitschriftAktuelle Neurologie
Ausgabe09/2006
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Introduction: Delirium tremens is a complication frequently seen in patients during alcohol withdrawal. Little is known about the functional changes that occur in the brains of patients during states of delirium tremens. Case report: We report a 77 year old woman who was admitted to the emergency room with a state of reduced consciousness and intermittent agitation of unknown etiology. The patient lived alone and no…
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R. Reilmann, M. Weckesser, E.B. Ringelstein (2006) Bilateral prefrontal hypermetabolism in FDG-PET – a functional correlate of delirium tremens?. Aktuelle Neurologie (09). https://doi.org/10.1055/s-2006-953459
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