An Atypical Presentation on Insulinoma

The presentation of an insulinoma can be insidious, leading to delays in diagnosis that can last years. A seizure is a severe manifestation of hypoglycemia, but focusing on the neurological evaluation can overlook an insulinoma as the primary etiology. Consequently, there are several reports of insu...

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Main Authors: Kluesner, Joseph, Beauvais,Alexis, Colburn,Jeffrey, Folaron,Irene
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