Study of acute neurological complications in young hypertensive non-diabetic patients

 

Chidanand Awalekar¹, Jayshree C. Awalekar^2*, Ajinkya Nashte³, Mayuresh Dixit⁴, Yogesh Edge⁵, Bala Koteshwar⁶

 

^1,2Professor, ^3,6,7Junior Resident, ⁴Assistant Professor, ⁵Senior Resident, Department of Medicine, Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Medical College And Hospital Sangli, Maharashtra, INDIA.

Email: ajinkyanashte55@gmail.com

 

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