Neurology
Computerized tomography (CT) of the brain without contrast on both admissions were negative for acute intracranial pathology. The ventricles and sulci were normal and symmetric bilaterally and there was no evidence of hemorrhage, infarction, or mass ruling out stroke or tumor. There were no signs of cerebral edema ruling out PRES. VEEG monitoring was performed for several continuous days during both admissions and was inconclusive. There were no asymmetries, no seizures, no epileptiform abnormalities, and no periodic patterns. There was mixed frequency slowing but the neurology team suspected this to be from sedation as the patient remained intubated and on mechanical ventilation. Neurology ultimately found no clear etiology for his seizures ruling out epilepsy. MRI was not obtained during either of his admissions.