Neurogenic pulmonary oedema as a rare complication of epileptic seizures

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Introduction: Neurogenic pulmonary oedema (NPE) is a very rare complication of epileptic seizures, which could potentially increase mortality. Material and methods: The case of a 66-year-old male patient with NPE caused by repeated epileptic seizures is reported. Rapid resolution of pulmonary oedema is well documented by X-ray and computed tomography images. Conclusions: Neurogenic pulmonary oedema could potentially increase mortality, and thus, it is important to perform a chest X-ray in all patients presenting with seizures and dyspnoea.

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Sova, M., Franc, D., Ctvrtlik, F., Jakubec, P., Asswad, A. G., & Kolek, V. (2019). Neurogenic pulmonary oedema as a rare complication of epileptic seizures. Advances in Respiratory Medicine, 87(5), 298–300. https://doi.org/10.5603/ARM.2019.0052

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