A 73yrs old male presented with High grade fever 104 F,Loss | Figure 1

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A 73yrs old male presented with High grade fever 104 F, Loss of speech, Unable to swallow

O/e - Altered consciousness, Pinpoint pupils, Compromised cognition

K/C/O HTN UNDER Rx

PR- 102
Bp-158/70
T-104 F
RR-31/min

DIAGNOSIS??

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