[PDF] Top 20 Ischemic Stroke of the Artery of Percheron with Normal Initial MRI: A Case Report

... We report a case of a patient admitted for coma without evident cause and normal early imaging by head computed tomography (CT) and MRI. A new head CT two days later revealed a bilateral ... See full document

... unconscious and because the first CT was misinter- preted as normal, the correct diagnosis was initially missed. Contributing to this was the need for cardiopul- monary bypass treatment at admission to rewarm him ... See full document

... leucocytosis, normal prothrombin time, activated partial thrombin time and platelet ...was normal but Carotid Doppler study revealed an adherent thrombus in left common carotid ... See full document

... including MRI, SWI, magnetic resonance angiography, magnetic resonance venography ...was normal after repeat ...The MRI and MRV of the patient showed there was no intravenous thromboem- bolism, with ... See full document

... acute stroke syndrome who have hospitalized in Golestan hospital of Ahvaz (Iran) and based on imaging of the brain was proved being ischemic of stroke at the beginning of the hospitalization and ... See full document

... of Percheron arte- rial occlusion are complex and ...ischaemic stroke that has four char- acteristics [2]: ...the initial symp- toms, which can include coma or drowsiness for several hours or days ... See full document

... identify normal, sometimes overlooked, predictable, well documented, albeit rare variations, rather than to mistake them for a pa- thological condition ...is normal, suggesting the majority of blood flow in ... See full document

... NIH Stroke Scale scores ⱖ 10 and ⱕ 30) and radiologically confirmed occlusion of a domi- nant cerebral artery should be considered for endo- vascular thrombolytic ...single case out of 34 was a ... See full document

... Some images of cases reported by these two ar- ticles may, particularly in retrospective review, show diffusion abnormality that could represent early ischemic changes. Some of these diffusion changes were subtle ... See full document

... by MRI and CT scan, absence of a distinctive vascular territory lesion distribution, despite the acute clinical course and the posterior fossa localization could have been an early clue to a correct ...this ... See full document

... young-onset stroke were ...within normal limits. Brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed acute ischemic infarction involving the right posterior limb of internal capsule and an old ... See full document

... structural ischemic lesions, pre and postoperative MRI exams will be compared for each ...detect ischemic lesions and diffusion-weighted imaging sequences (TR, 3100 ms; TE, 92 ms; voxel size, ... See full document

... functional MRI (fMRI) ...our case, the patient presented with moderate dementia at discharge which may be related with decreased perfusion in frontotemporal ... See full document

... The case report of a type 2 diabetic patient, dialysed with chronic obstructive peripheral artery disease and Monckeberg sclerosis of the vessels of the hands, ischemic necrosis of the right ... See full document

... clinical case-control study was conducted to determine the secondary preventive ef- fects of pitavastatin for Japanese patients with cerebral infarction and ...secondary stroke in patients with ... See full document

... The onset time of IVIg-related thrombotic compli- cations is variable. In one retrospective series, half of the patients who exhibited thrombotic complications developed the complications during the IVIg infusion, with a ... See full document

... the stroke risk in asymptomatic patients especially in patients taking statins 42 ...territory stroke of 1.5% and ipsilateral stroke of ...annual ischemic stroke risk seems to stay very ... See full document

... In case of juvenile cystic adenomyoma, laparoscopic enucleation results in a statistically and clinically significant reduction in dysmenorrhea, ease in any chronic pelvic pain and low risk of recurrence ... See full document

... for T cell–endothelial as well as platelet–endothelial and T cell–platelet interdependencies. Our mechanistic stud- ies recently revealed that T cells promote stroke due to interactions with the activated ... See full document

... (Stryker Neurovascular), and pREset (phenox GmbH, Bochum, Germany). These are self- expanding stent retrieval systems designed to restore blood flow in patients with isch- emic stroke due to large intracranial ... See full document