Cranial Nerve Palsy Secondary to Botulism After Black Tar Heroin Use
Discussion:
Progressive cranial nerve palsy with symmetric descending paralysis with heroin abuse should raise the suspicion of WB and require prompt diagnosis and treatment. This case highlights raising awareness of the disease could help lead to early diagnosis and treatment.
Source: Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine - Category: Primary Care Authors: Suzuki, H. T., Reddy, H. Tags: Brief Reports Source Type: research
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