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A trident in the brain, central pontine myelinolysis
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Amiddle aged man with a history of alcoholism and psychotic troubles was admitted to the emergency department with drowsiness that had been developing over the previous week. He had been treated with a carboxamide of valproic acid, citalopram, cyamemazine (neuroleptic), alimemazine (another antihistamine) and oxazepam. As well as chronic alcoholism, he had also suffered from recent compulsive water …
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