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Neuro - Stroke Syndromes - Statistics
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| Symptoms | Region Occluded | % Correct |
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| contralateral leg weakness and sensory loss; contralateral sensory/motor loss/hemiparesis leg/foot> upper extremity (face spared); gait abnormality, impaired judgement, confusion, flat affect, urinary incontinence, speech preservation, slow responses | ACA | 0%
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| arteries involved include anterior cerebral and middle cerebral arteries | anterior circulation | 0%
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| aphasia; right hemiparesis, right sensory loss, R homonymous hemianopsia, dysarthria, aphasia, agraphia, decreased math comprehension | anterior circulation lesion of dominant (usually left side) | 0%
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| visual neglect of the left; left hemiparesis, sensory loss, L sided neglect, anosognosia, left homonymous hemianopsia, apraxia, dysarthria, spatial/time deficits, flat affect, impaired judgement, impulsivity | anterior circulation lesion of nondominant (usually right side) | 0%
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| cerebellar dysfunction, CN palsy, decreased vision, decreased sensory fxn bilaterally | basilar (posterior circulation) | 0%
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| hemiparesis, quadriplegia, sensory loss of hemibody or all extremities, double vision, dysconjugate gaze, slurred speech, impaired swallowing, AMS, abnormal respirations | brain strem | 0%
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| imbalance, ataxia, poor coordination | cerebellar stroke | 0%
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| pure motor MC (hemiparesis, hemiplegia), ataxic hemiparesis and clumsiness leg > arm, dysarthria (clumsy hand syndrome); pure sensory loss (numbness, paresthesias) | lacunar | 0%
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| contralateral hemiplegia and sensory loss of lower face, arm, hand; contralateral homonymous hemianopia; ± aphasia w/ right-sided deficits (in left-sided stroke) or unilateral neglect w/ left-sided deficits (in right-sided stroke); contralateral sensory/motor loss/hemiparesis face, arm > leg/foot; contralateral homonymous hemianopsia (gaze preference toward side of lesion); dominant hemisphere (usually left): aphasia, math comprehension deficits, agraphic; nondominant hemisphere (usually right): spatial deficits, dysarthria, left-side neglect, anosognosia, apraxia | MCA | 0%
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| contralateral homonymous hemianopia; visual hallucinations, contralateral homonymous hemianopsia, “crossed sx” (ipsilateral CN deficits + contralateral muscle weakness), coma, drop attachs | PCA | 0%
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| arteries involved include posterior cerebral, basilar, and vertebral arteries | posterior circulation | 0%
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| vertigo, nystagmus, N/V, diplopia, ipsilateral ataxia | vertebral (posterior circulation) | 0%
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