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- A 61-year-old man, diagnosed with left upper alveolar spindle cell carcinoma, had surgery for removal and reconstruction of the affected area.
- After the surgery, he experienced unstable emotions and acute delirium, prompting further tests.
- Elevated urine iodine levels were found, but he ultimately recovered completely and returned home.
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A physically independent and mentally competent 61-year-old gentleman was diagnosed with left upper alveolar spindle cell carcinoma. He underwent left infrastructure maxillectomy with reconstruction and had bismuth iodoform paraffin paste packed in the post-operative cavities. The patient subsequently exhibited labile emotions and acute delirium. Further investigation showed that his urine iodine level was highly elevated. He eventually made a full recovery and returned home.
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