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Reemergence of Neurological Deficit with Hyponatremia—When Obvious Is Not True
Transient worsening of residual neurological de fi cit or recurrence of previous neurological de fi cit has been observed in patients with previous stroke. Recurrent stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA) are frequent causes with a cumu-lative recurrence rate around 5.4% at 1 year. 1 Other causes may include Todd ’ s paralysis, metabolic causes like hyponatremia, hypotension or infections