Fever, delirium and incontinence: not always a UTI.
Journal: 2017/May - Acute Medicine
ISSN: 1747-4892
PUBMED: 27759751
Abstract:
Unexplained fever and confusion is a common reason for emergency medical admission. When this occurs in the context of new urinary incontinence, a urinary tract infection may be considered to be the most likely cause. However it is also important to consider spinal pathology when this combination of symptoms arises. We present a case of a retropharygeal collection presenting in a patient with this combination of symptoms.
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