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.

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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

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Left Posterior Stroke - Bilateral Fetal PCOM

77M Patient Presenting with Inbalance and dizziness

Baseline CT Scan in the Emergency Department

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Patient with Poor ASPECTS, EVT, Good Outcome at 86 years of age

86 year old male presenting with acute left sided weakness and facial droop, 3 hours from onset. NIHSS >15. Known A-fib on epixaban. Independent, living in home.

Baseline imaging: NCCT: 09:00 am

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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

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Implication of involement for stroke functional recovery. @MRI_technologist

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