Presentation
Right sided weakness with slurring of speech
Patient Data
Age: 60 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Multi-territory ischemic stroke
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Multifocal hemorrhagic acute to subacute infarction seen involving left parasagittal frontal cortex and right corona radiata. Chronic bilateral periventricular and ventrolateral pontine small vessel ischemic changes. Age related cerebral atrophy.
Case Discussion
When suspecting stroke, it is important to identify if the involved areas confine to 'territories' of arterial supply. If not, venous infarction should be a differential. Learn your arterial territories with this case of left anterior cerebral and right middle cerebral hemorrhagic infarctions.
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