CasePACS - Latest Acute Stroke Cases
Clinical Vignettes and Discussion on Imaging of Acute Stroke
Bilateral Occipital Infarcts - A rare case of patient presenting with clinical signs of Anton–Babinski syndrome
A 79 year old female presents with altered consciousness and inability to see.
Perfusion Images Demonstrating Involved Areas
Latest Acute Stroke Cases:
- 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
- Poor Collaterals - An Excepted Course
Most Viewed Cases:
- Case of Immediate Improvement after Thrombectomy
- Tandem Occlusion of ICA and MCA
- Bilateral Occipital Infarcts - A rare case of patient presenting with clinical signs of Anton–Babinski syndrome
- 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
