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[One case of epistaxis and alcohol withdrawal syndrome]
Unlabelled:
The patient with long history of alcohol was admitted because of intermittent right nasal bleeding for two days,and treated by nasal packing. After 3 days,the patient exhibited auditory hallucinations and immediately showed rage, mania, sweating and fever. CT examination showed calcification in the right frontal lobe, brain atrophy and sinusitis.
Diagnosis:
epistaxis and alcohol withdrawal syndrome, deviated septum, sinusitis.
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