While rumors of a hidden "24-minute" version of Eyes Wide Shut persist, . Stanley Kubrick famously had a policy of destroying unused footage to prevent others from altering his vision after his death.
The phrase "deleted scenes patched" suggests you're interested in understanding or viewing parts of the film that didn't make it to the final cut. "Eyes Wide Shut" was indeed known to have undergone significant editing, with some scenes being removed or altered during the post-production process.
The most well-known "patch" is simply the original of the film.
