Stroke Syndromes: MCA, ACA, ICA, PCA, Vertebrobasilar Artery Strokes | Pathophysiology

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I’m a practicing physiatrist in the Philippines and I’m currently reviewing for diplomate oral exams. I’ve been reading our book about stroke syndromes for half a day now and somehow I can’t remember anything after I finished the chapter. Just an hour of your lecture and I understood stroke syndromes. Thank you guys for simplifying difficult lectures. Keep it up, Zach & Ninja Nerds staff! 😊

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I went in 3 times, had a bad stroke, an ischemic stroke, lost most movement in left side, my life is a nightmare, an utter nightmare.

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Me too on the right side but push past it if you can

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This is exactly how stroke syndromes need to be taught! Hands down, no other method and/or video comes close!

[@ShehanDyonisius]

Why does the PCA syndrome part get cut out when watching. The thalamus part seems to be skipped

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Try moving the window to either right or left side 😅

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[@Tanvisatte]

I guess there is some issue with video clip part explaining pca syndrome as it just explained about homolateral homonymous hemianopia and straight jumped to midbrain syndromes somehow the thalamus position was just not explained at all

[@vidam.2293]

Great lecture as always.. Missed discussion on the thalamus though but the rest was great. Even with my incredibly short attention span, I was able to listen to the whole thing without spacing out, which is saying something. :) Thank you!

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Dr Murphy; an excellent presentation. One question: on your discussion of mca I did not get your mention of lenticulostriate artery and the internal capsule. Cortical branches would cause monoplegia and the striate would cause hemiplegia.

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