Presentation
Sudden onset of weakness.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Stroke window
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Left precentral gyrus grey-white matter loss is most easily seen on narrow "stroke" window (W40, C40)
From the case:
Stroke window
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Diffusion-weighted imaging obtained later that day confirms the presence of a precentral gyrus infarct.
Case Discussion
This case demonstrates the utility of a stroke window that accentuates the difference between grey and white matter.