Oerskovia xanthineolytica bacteremia with hypernatremic seizure in an infant with severe pneumonia: an uncommon but life threatening disease treated in a critical care ward in Bangladesh
Abstract:A 8 months old mildly underweight baby girl was initially admitted at the Short Stay Ward of Dhaka hospital of icddr,b with acute watery diarrhea. On the next day she was transferred to Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the same hospital for convulsion. After exclusion of potential differentials of convulsion, hypernatremia was added as new problem. She was treated for AWD and hypernatremic convulsion at the ICU following standard hospital protocol. She had also found to have pneumonia (confirmed by radiological ev… Show more
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