Cocaine induced pseudovasculitis (CIP) syndrome

Evidence-based neurology checklist on cocaine induced pseudovasculitis (cip) syndrome: Pathology It may be related to Levamisole adulteration of cocaine Clinical features Differential diagnosis Investigations Treatment Other features of cocaine toxicity

Pathology

  • It may be related to Levamisole adulteration of cocaine

Clinical features

Differential diagnosis

Investigations

Treatment

Other features of cocaine toxicity

References

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