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STROKE CASE STUDIESPrepared by Arlyn M. Valencia, M.D.
60 year-old right handed WM with h/o HTN, recent MI who had sudden-onset Broca’s aphasia (mute), right central facial paralysis, right pronator drift
70 year-old right handed WF, smoker, has h/o HTN, DM, non-compliant with meds.
PE: left carotid bruit; edema on right arm
NE: awake, alert, with global aphasia, left gaze deviation, no response to visual threat presented on right visual field; right hemiparesis (RUE plegic, RLE 3/5 long-tract pattern of weakness), impaired sensation on the right side
70 year-old WM who had new-onset right-sided weakness, leg weaker than arm, abulia (lack of spontaneity)
69 year-old right-handed BM, brought in by wife who found patient on floor. When asked, patient’s only complaint was headache.
Examination revealed an awake, alert patient with anosognosia; left hemineglect; right gaze preference, inattention to left field; extinction to double simultaneous stimulation (visual and sensory) ; left hemiparesis, arm weaker than leg, left hemisensory deficits
36 year-old right handed, with h/o previous DVT’s, lethargic, right gaze deviation, left hemiplegia, hemisensory, later became comatose with decerebrate posturing, anisocoria (right pupil >left)
Right Middle Cerebral Artery Stroke With Edema And Midline Shift
Posterior Cerebral Artery Infarct
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