Figure 1	Figure 2	Figure 1 NECT brain shows bilateral symmetrical hypodensities in internal and external capsules, globus pallidus and mainly the subcortical white matter of the occipital lobe. Figure 2 NECT brain better demonstrates the occipital lobe hypodensities predominantly affecting the subcortical white matter.This patient has both uraemic (basal ganglia changes) and hypertensive (occipital lobe changes) encephalopathy. DIAGNOSIS : Uraemic and hypertensive encephalopathy HISTORY PREVIOUS MTHS HOME CURRENT MTH

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