It was reported that the patient went to the emergency room due to pain shooting up her neck and back of her head that had been occurring for a few hours.The patient also had spasms and twitching on the left side of her body.The physician wanted to disable the device, so instructions on how to use the magnet to disable it were given.The patient was then admitted to the icu and intubated due to unknown reasons, and it was reported that most of the patient's seizures were pseudo-seizures.The physician stated that the patient was reporting that her vns was misfiring, but he did not seem to believe the patient based on her report of false seizures.Because the patient had no insurance or following neurologist, the physician requested that the device be programmed off until it could be properly managed.No further relevant information has been received to date.
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It was reported that the patient was found at a bus stop in status, so she was hospitalized.The patient's device was communicated with, and everything was within normal limits.The physician did not believe the status episode was related to vns as the eeg showed no true seizure activity.The patient's device was functioning as intended.No further relevant information has been received to date.
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