Case: 55 year old female with unknown medical history presents to the Emergency Department by EMS after having a seizure. Prior to the seizure the patient was found "acting strangely" and agitated outside on her street. Patient had a witnessed seizure after police arrived.
Vital Signs:
Answer: 5. Number of gallstones. 1, 2, 3, and 4 (also known as sonographic Murphy’s sign), are principal aspects of determining cholecystitis.
The diagnosis of Neurocysticercosis was made by the radiologist by the initial CT head without contrast given the pathognomonic findings of the collodial vesicular stage of the disease. An MRI of the brain was obtained the next day. T1, T2, and FLAIR images shown below, respectively:
