Progressive neuropsychiatric impairment complicated by recent cerebral infarction possibly associated with chronic tiletamine misuse: a case report
ObjectiveThis study reports a case of progressive neuropsychiatric impairment complicated by recent cerebral infarction in a young male with no major traditional cerebrovascular risk factors other than long-term smoking, following chronic intranasal misuse of a veterinary tiletamine-zolazepam compound preparation. We explore its clinical features, multidisciplinary management, and possible…
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