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Whats most possible cause of caudal nucleus infarction in apreviously hypophysectomic ,diabetic recently hypertensive 48 female patient the most?

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Dr. Marc Rendell answered

Specializes in Diabetology

CNS infarctions diab: The most likely cause of cerebral and subcerebral infarctions in diabetes patients is vascular disease. This correlates with the patient's hypertension

Dr Rhoads and another doctor agreed

Answered 6/9/2017

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