Acute Stroke Clinical Cases
Clinical Vignettes and Case Discussions
Acute Stroke Clinical Cases
Dural arteriovenous fistula (dAVF) Presenting as Hemmohragic Stroke
Patient Presenting with Sever Headache described as worst occipital headache they have had in life
Hydrocephalus post Cerebellar Stroke
An elderly man presents with acute worsening post cerebellar infarct
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
Case of Immediate Improvement after Thrombectomy
A 69 year old female is transported from a peripheral hospital 3.5hrs after onset of symptoms.
Poor Collaterals - An Excepted Course
A very young patient presents with saddle PE and acute vascular occlusion. Collateral assessment is key to determining the clinical course.
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
