Unusual Case of Guillin Barre Syndrome - Acute Quadriparesis with Dysphagia and Dysarthria

This article report on atypical presentation of GBS. Patient presented in pmch emergency with acute onset quadriparesis since last 10 days which is more in left lower limb and right upper limb with dysarthria and dysphagia and single breath count Is 8 with no antedecent history of looze stool and high glucose meal intake. On CSF analysis no A -C disproportionation but on clinically basis diagnosed polyradiculopathy and ivig given. Patient improved and discharged with advice of physiotherapy of all limbs and chest and maintain hygiene.