70/male..known hypertensive H/o Giddiness f/b altered sensor | Figure 1

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70/male..known hypertensive H/o Giddiness f/b altered sensorium since yesterday,

O/e - E1vetm5,BP -190/100mmhg,PR - 62/mt

No eye opening

Intubated

Localized to pain stimulus .. P- b/l constricted.. Rt sided weakness.. angio normal

APPROACH??

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