BIMONTHLY December
QUESTION NO 1) 1) pt presented vth unable to move his rt upperlimb followed by recurrent episodes of rt sided focal seziures. risk factors in him are alcoholic, smoker, diabetic,on presentation BP was high(170/100mmhg). According to h/o pt might be having cerebrovascular event follwed by focal seziures. Anatomical location could be ?frontal lobe involvement ( imp for cognitive functions and control of voluntary movements), ? parietal lobe (it processes information about movement) could be? anterior circulation stroke. 2) sub cortical infract - occur in the supplying area of a single, deep perforating brain artery and are mostly felt to be a consequence of cerebral small-vessel disease (CSVD). Cortical brain infarcts - infarcts involving cortical gray matter, but may differ considerably in size. ... Small cortical infarcts were mainly localized in external watershed areas, whereas large cortical infarcts were localized primarily in large arterial territories. 3) Cerebrovascular disea