Neuromuscular Signs Associated with Acute XXXX in a @entity235 .

@entity1 @entity4094 @entity235 @entity254 @entity391 @entity448 @entity5744 @entity425 @entity5886 @entity51 @entity400 @entity490 @entity221
UNASSIGNED: The purpose of this report was to describe the successful recognition and management of @entity4094 secondary to severe, acute @entity5886 in an adult @entity235 with a 2 day history of @entity391 , @entity448 , and @entity490 . Radiographs were suggestive of a @entity5744 , and surgery was recommended. Resection and @entity254 of the distal duodenum and proximal jejunum was performed. The @entity235 recovered uneventfully, but approximately 36 hr postoperatively, he was found to have significant weakness and @entity400 that were accompanied by @entity221 . The only significant abnormality on a serum biochemical profile was a phosphorous level of 0.26mmol/L. Within 6 hr of initiating phosphorous supplementation, the @entity1 fully recovered and had no residual signs of @entity4094 . Signs of @entity51 secondary to @entity5886 are commonly recognized in @entity1 @entity1 . Reports of @entity1 with severe @entity425 , some of which necessitate ventilation due to weakening of muscles of respiration, are common throughout the literature. Less commonly, @entity400 are noted. This is the first known report of neuromuscular signs recognized and rapidly corrected in a @entity235 . Although it is likely to be uncommon, @entity5886 should be recognized as a differential diagnosis in @entity1 with @entity400 and/or @entity425 .
