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epistaxis, which was uncontrolled with local/hemostatic measures. An emergency general anesthetic procedure was carried out to control hemorrhage with placement of bilateral nasal packing. Postoperative extended endotracheal intubation for 4 days was required. No other neurological deficit was noted apart from the above features. He was diagnosed with Tapia's syndrome, and careful supportive monitoring was prescribed along with speech therapy and dietary support. The patient showed signs of early recovery, with complete resolution in 3 months' time