CasePACS - Latest Acute Stroke Cases
Clinical Vignettes and Discussion on Imaging of Acute Stroke
Cerebral Fat Embolism Syndrome
Young Male Patient Presenting Following High Speed Trauma
Right M1 hyperdense, motion artifacts on NCCT, moderate collaterals
53 year old female with left hemiparesis, hemineglect and dysarthria. NIHSS >15. LSN Unknown.
Baseline Imaging: NCCT: 12:17 pm
Latest Acute Stroke Cases:
- Cerebral Fat Embolism Syndrome
- Crossed Cerebellar Diaschesis
- Dural arteriovenous fistula (dAVF) Presenting as Hemmohragic Stroke
- Hydrocephalus post Cerebellar Stroke
- Bilateral Occipital Infarcts - A rare case of patient presenting with clinical signs of Anton–Babinski syndrome
- Case of Immediate Improvement after Thrombectomy
Most Viewed Cases:
- Case of Immediate Improvement after Thrombectomy
- Bilateral Occipital Infarcts - A rare case of patient presenting with clinical signs of Anton–Babinski syndrome
- Tandem Occlusion of ICA and MCA
- Poor Collaterals - An Excepted Course
- Right ACA Occlusion on mCTA
- 44 year old male with acute onset speech difficulty. LSN 2 hours. NIHSS5
- 86 yo Patient with Poor ASPECTS, EVT, Good Outcome
- Distal A3 occlusion, use of mCTA
