PPT-Overview of Stroke Cerebral Infarction

A Case Chief Complaint 34 year old female presented to a community hospital with abnormal language Her husband reported that she had been normal 2 hours earlier at which time the patient is said to have demonstrated shaking of the arms and legs for several seconds of duration Immediately thereafter the patient was unable to speak and there was paucity of movement on the right side of the body There was no report of urinary or bowel incontinence and no report of tongue biting. Case . 109. Barb Merriman, Neurology PGY-3 . HPI. 70 . yo. female with history . of previous CVA (date unknown), hypertension (HTN), hyperlipidemia (HPL), . presents to ER with sudden onset aphasia, dysphagia, nystagmus, decreased level of consciousness, respiratory difficulty, and minimal movement of bilateral UE and LE. She is diagnosed with acute CVA secondary to atrial fibrillation, started on . By. Dr. . Bikha. Ram . Devrajani. FCPS, FACP, FRCP. Professor . Medicine. Liaquat. University of Medical & Health Sciences, . Jamshoro. Definition of Stroke. Acute focal neurological deficit resulting from cerebrovascular disease and lasting more than 24-hours (or causing earlier death). I. schemic . C. onditioning for Intracranial . A. thero. S. clerotic. . S. tr. O. ke. PICASSO TRIAL. Marc Chimowitz (MUSC). David C Hess (GRU). Renee Martin (MUSC). David . Liebeskind. (UCLA) Imaging. Syed F. Ali. . Sign & Symptoms. :. R sided Weakness . – upper and lower extremity . R sided . Ataxia – arm and . leg. Extensor plantar . response. No . facial involvement or dysarthria. Case: 75 . Research by:. Ryan Dietz RNAI. Stephen Both RNAI . Gonzaga University. Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center. March 20, 2014. Methodology. Retrospective Chart Review. At PHSMC. Populations. Strokes, . Physical and pshychosocial handicap. Lesions of brain parenchima due to pathology of cerebral circulatory system that leads to hemorrhageae or ichemic lesions. Cerebral Anatomy . Vascular circulation: Anterior and Posterior . Clinical picture of TIA. Neurologic deficits are . completelly and spontaneously reversible. . in less than 24 hours. No signs on CT. TIA is usually characterized by focal neurological symptoms. . There are 2 main groups of TIA’s symptoms:. BDS 2017 BATCH. DR. WALEEM AHMAD. HEMIPLEGIA. Hemiparesis. , or unilateral paresis, is weakness of one entire side of the body (. hemi-.  means "half"). . Hemiplegia.  is, in its most severe form, complete paralysis of half of the body. Hemiparesis and hemiplegia can be caused by different medical conditions, including congenital causes, trauma, tumors, or stroke. OBJECTIVE. นักศึกษาแพทย์ทราบแนวทางการประเมินและวินิจฉัยผู้ป่วยโรคหลอดเลือดสมองเบื้องต้นได้. - 1 - sinus thrombosis C erebral vein and cerebral venous sinus t hrombos e s are blood clots that form in the veins that drain the blood from the brain called the s inus es and cerebral vein s DANDY-WALKER MALFORMATION IN AN ADULT Amit Agrawal , A. N. Hegde , Lathika Shetty , Boby Varkey , J.P. Shetty K.S.Hegde Medical Academy, Departments of Neurosurgery , Internal Medicine Radiology a B144 Resonance Imaging using ABC/2 Method and its Correla�on with Clinical Outcome using NIHSS Score Veena Maradi 1 , Anand K 2 , Ashok Kumar 3 1 Assistant trofessor, Department of Radio-D Interventions and Outcomes. 1. Wellstar . Kennestone. Hospital Neuro Diagnostic & Intervention Cases. 2. As a Comprehensive Stroke Center (CSC), WellStar Kennestone annual case volume for neuro interventions has exceeded 900 cases since 2015.. What effect does glycemic control with insulin have on these complications?. None. . Insulin does not improve mortality rates/neurological outcomes after stroke. Why do we care?. Stroke is the 5. th.