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Neuroglycopenia commonly occurs in diabetics patients.It manifests as aphasia, paresis, ataxia, seizure, confusions and coma. Here we are presenting a 65 yrs old male patient presented as transient hemiparesis and gait ataxia. There was diffusion restriction in Right cerebellum attributing to low blood sugar level 37 mg/dl. Hypoglycemia can be present with any neurological manifestations however diffusion restriction in cerebellar region is a rarely detected.
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