A 60-year-old female patient presented with a week of fever and four days of shortness of breath and was found to be hypothyroid; during an MRI brain she went into cardiac arrest but was resuscitated and treated for dengue fever and respiratory acidosis in the ICU; tests later revealed myasthenia gravis and she underwent a tracheostomy with persistent issues being addressed prior to discharge on day 19.
A 60-year-old female patient presented with a week of fever and four days of shortness of breath and was found to be hypothyroid; during an MRI brain she went into cardiac arrest but was resuscitated and treated for dengue fever and respiratory acidosis in the ICU; tests later revealed myasthenia gravis and she underwent a tracheostomy with persistent issues being addressed prior to discharge on day 19.
A 60-year-old female patient presented with a week of fever and four days of shortness of breath and was found to be hypothyroid; during an MRI brain she went into cardiac arrest but was resuscitated and treated for dengue fever and respiratory acidosis in the ICU; tests later revealed myasthenia gravis and she underwent a tracheostomy with persistent issues being addressed prior to discharge on day 19.
Moderator: Dr Sasidhar A 60 years old female patient came with c/o Fever since 1 week SOB since 4 days. She developed fever with loose stools and vomitings 1 week back. Loose stools and vomiting subsided after 2 days but fever persist. They went to Arogya hospital. There she was diagnosed to be hypothyroid. After 4 days from there they shifted the patient to Citizens hospital for further management. Fever high grade, not associated with chills , subsided by taking medication. No h/o rash. • No H/O sore throat, cold and cough. • No H/O Dysuria • No H/O chest pain, Palpitations. • Patient is a known case of HTN. • No other comorbidities. • O/E: PR: 130/min BP: 80/42 mmHg SPO2: 90 on O2 6lit/min CVS: S1S2+, No murmurs RS: BAE+, No added sounds P/A: Soft CNS: Drowsy , arousable No focal neurological deficits • Patient was shifted to Radiology department for MRI Brain. Patient got arrested during MRI brain. 1 cycle of CPR done, she was intubated and she was revived. She was shifted to MICU. O/E: • PR:138/min • BP:92/58 mmHg on Inj Noradrenaline 4 ml/min • Spo2: 98 • CVS: S1S2+ • RS:BAE+ • P/A: Soft • CNS:E3VTM5 • Mechanical Ventilation started. • On investigation dengue IgM came positive. pancytopenia present. 24/05/2022 (Day 3): She was haemodynamically stable. 1 PRBC Transfusion given. She was extubated. She was conscious, moving all extremities but unresponsive to verbal stimuli. CT brain was done. 26/05/2022(Day5): She became drowsy. ABG-Respiratory acidosis She was intubated. Bone Marrow aspiration done. EEG: Diffuse encephalopathy 27/05/2022 (Day6): She was extubated 28/05/2022 (Day7): She was intubated in v/o poor GCS and hypoxia. Tracheostomy was done in the evening. Bronchoscopy was done. 29/05/2022 (Day8): Antiach – Receptor Antibodies came positive. Tab. Pyridostigmine 30 mg P/RT TID started. Blood and urine culture – sterile BAL for Biofire penumonia panel : Acinetobacter 01/06/2022 (Day 11): Repetitive nerve stimulation test: negative Endocrinologist opinion was taken for sluggish responsiveness. Tab.Thyronorm dose was increased to 150 micrograms/day 06/06/2022 (Day 16): Patient was decannulated. After 1 hr she became tachyapnoeic and desaturated. So again tracheostomy tube placed. 08/06/2022 (Day 18): • Nasal endoscopy: glottis and subglottic edema. Granulomatous tissue at tracheastomy site and subglottis level. • Advised continuation of tracheostomy tube for 2 months,regular suctioning and tracheostomy tube Care. • Persistent hypokalemia was present during course of the hospital. • Fractional excretion of potassium was 40. 09/06/2022 (Day19): • She was discharged .