Case of 72 years male with Nonalcoholic Wernickes encephalopathy (NWE) who was initially investigated managed as Stroke, Metabolic or Suspected Meningoencephalitis. Patient clinically, until MRI report and clinical correlation patient diagnosed NWE. Thiamine deficiency is associated chronic alcoholics which not among the common differentials in this case its emphasis ED to be ruled out. A Non-a...

Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) provides an unprecedented window into the complex functioning of the human brain, typically detailing the activity of thousands of voxels during hundreds of sequential time points. Unfortunately, the interpretation of fMRI is complicated due both to the relatively unknown connection between the hemodynamic response and neural activity and the unknown...

We described a case of an alcoholic patient who presented with history Jaundice for 25 days, generalised weakness and loss appetite 20 days altered level consciousness 2 days. On examination, was grossly icteric there were no palpable lymphnode. Central nervous system examination revealed low GCS (E2V2M3), Pupil bilaterally pin point, Planter extensor abdominal showed mild hepatomegaly. MRI Bra...