Posterior Cerebral Artery Stroke Syndromes | PCA Stroke Syndromes | Stroke Syndromes

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[@jocelynlagierSLP]

As a Speech Therapist who treats stroke patients I found this very helpful!

[@abdullahal-noman5201]

Dear Doctor! The first video I have watched from your playlist is on PCA stroke syndromes. Absolutely audio visual treat! Will go for others. Thank you.

[@dr.shakya]

In Claude syndrome, hemiparesis is not present. It's seen in Weber's and Benedicts.

[@shyamalyashodarasrikantha8589]

Excellent video Thank you

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[@sarajamasbi6756]

Amazing 👍

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[@rxx3081]

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[@12elisa10]

My MRA in 2017 was "normal" HOWEVER now looking at those results again I see Conclusion of "persistent fetal origin of the right posterior cerebral artery but no evidence for intracranial stenosis or aneurysm" However, I can say I am having issues now with complete off balance feeling, dizziness, weakness in legs and I have had a few episodes of this weird kaleidoscope aura in right eye. I can not find any explanation on how this is normal? Everything I am reading leads to TIA or stroke? How can that Neurologist dismiss this and not even tell me that I should be attentive to any issues in the future because this finding may cause TIA or stroke??

[@MuzixMaker]

Migraine?

[@kevinmarshall184]

I had similar issues for months finally had testing only to reveal I have been having mild strokes . after no help from doctors I found out that my use of erythritol was the cause . I hope this helps.

[@debrapalmieri171]

My 33 yr old daughter with a long history of migraines and long term imatrex had a 3 inch ceberal hemorrhage 6 weeks later after another angiogram the right back artery has grown in size still no left peripheral vision . Now waiting for a second n third opinion… any ideas out there ???

[@abdullahal-noman5201]

Please consult an expert neurosurgeon for any possible cranial bypass / intervention to restore vision. It might not be successful 100% times but might be worth trying!

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

That's funny then histories I get are ro stroke