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Neuroimagen en la hipoglucemia Rev Neurol 26:774-776, Cubo,E.,et al, 1998 See this aricle in Pubmed Article Abstract It is unusual to see lesions secondary to hypoglycemia on neuroimaging investigations. The etiopathogenic mechanism is still unknown and it has generally been described in diabetic patients. In our case these lesions can only be attributed to hypoglycemia. MR is more sensitive than cranial CT scan for the detection of these lesions during the acute phase.

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