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56-year-old male with a history of megaloblastic anaemia presented with sudden onset of jerky movements and was unresponsive upon arrival at the ER.
Clinically - drowsy, with motor response to deep stimuli.
Pupils - dilated and fixed.
Blood pressure - 180/80.
Post imaging - clinically comatose, corneal reflex absent, extraocular movements absent.
Breathing efforts - present.
Diagnosis: What will be the management and prognosis?
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