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58.stroke and Its Classification On The Basis of
58.stroke and Its Classification On The Basis of
58.stroke and Its Classification On The Basis of
(hemianopia);
Headaches; and
Hemineglect.
Anterior Cerebral Artery
The anterior cerebral artery (ACA) is the first
and smaller of two terminal branches of the
internal carotid artery.
It supplies the medial aspect of the cerebral
hemisphere (frontal and parietal lobes) and
subcortical structures,including the basal
ganglia (anterior internal capsule, inferior
caudate nucleus), anterior fornix, and anterior
four-fifths of the corpus callosum.
Anterior Cerebral Artery syndrome
The deficits left following this type of stroke may
include:
Deficits in movement and sensation (contralateral
hemiplegia and hemianesthesia) that are often
worse in the lower limbs;
Gait apraxia;
Disinhibition and speech perseveration;
Reduction in speech, motivation or movement
(abulia); and
Mental state impairments such as confusion,
amnesia, apathy, short attention span.
Posterior Cerebral Artery
The two posterior cerebral arteries (PCAs) arise
as terminal branches of the basilar artery and
each supplies the corresponding occipital lobe
and medial and inferior temporal lobe. It also
supplies the upper brainstem,midbrain, and
posterior diencephalon, including most of the
thalamus.
POSTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY
SYNDROME
Occlusion proximal to the posterior communicating artery typicall y
results in minimal deficits owing to the collateral blood supply from
the posterior communicating artery (similar to ACA syndrome).
is controlateral.
Cranial nerves involve
Motor and sensory pathways travel cross
vibration,pressure).
Lateral medullary syndrome
PICA is involved
Ipsilateral horner syndrome
Ataxia
Ipsilateral nystigmus
Ipsilateral loss of pain and temprature
Also called as wallen berg syndrome
Medial pontine syndrome
Also called as "locked in" syndrome.
Basilar artery is involved
Facial and abducen nerves involved medial
eye devaited
Ipsilateral facial and abducen nerve palsy
Lateral pontine syndrome
AICA is involved
Symptoms same as lareral medullary
syndrome..
Ipsilateral trigemminal nerve palsy.
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