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YourPatient’sFollow-up:Haileypresentedwithaheadachethathadbeenworseningover
severaldaysandisnowmuchimprovedafterreceivingpainmedication.Yourattendinghas
askedyouifshecangohome,butyoufeeluneasy.Youwereonlyabletospendafew
minuteswithherbecauseyouhadtoprioritizeothermoreacutelyillpatients.Youtellyour
attendingtogiveyoufivemoreminutes,andyoureturntoHailey’sbedside.
Onfurtherquestioning,shetellsyouthatthisheadachewasright-sided(unlikehertypical
headaches,whicharebilateral)butdeniesanyotherassociatedsymptomssuchasnausea,
vomiting,orlightorsoundsensitivity.Yourepeataquickneurologicexaminationandthistime
noticejusttheslightestdownwarddriftandpronationofherlefthandwhenyoutestpronator
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drift.Youdothetestagain,andyetathirdtime,andconvinceyourself:it’ssubtle,butit’s
there.Shehasnoticednoweaknessbutsheisrighthanded,andyouwonderifshemaynot
havebeenawareofthissubtlechange.Giventhisnewinformation(anewheadachefeature
inthesettingofafocalfindingonexamination)youorderaCToftheheadwhichis
suggestiveofarightfrontalmass,followedbyanMRItobetterevaluatethelesion.TheMRI
isshownonthenextpage,andthemomentyouseeityouknowthatthoseextra5minutes
youtooktotalktoherandthoroughlyexaminehermayhavesavedherlife.
Haileyisultimatelydiagnosedwithalow-gradegliomaandisquicklyscheduledforsurgery.
Younowknow:
Basicneuroanatomy.There’smoretocomebut,believeitornot,youhavenowlearnedthebulkof
it.Haveyoumemorizeditall?Ofcoursenot,butyoucankeepcomingbacktothesepagestorefresh
yourlearning.
Howtotakeafocusedandusefulneurologichistory.
Howtoperformacomprehensiveneurologicexamination.
Howtodistinguishneurologicdiseasesfromnon-neurologicdiseases.Thisisn’talwayseasy,even
forexperiencedneurologists.
Thebasicprinciplesofthediagnostictoolsatourdisposal:imagingtests,LP,EEG,andEMG/NCS.
Younowhaveallthetoolsthatyouwillneedtounderstand,diagnose,andevaluatevirtuallyallofthe
neurologicdisordersyouwillencounterinthechapterstofollow.Wewillmakeyouthispromise:itgets
alotmoreinterestingfromhere!
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Theanswer,bytheway,isthatthelesionismostlikelylocatedinthesubcorticalwhitematterofthebrain.Becausethemotorpathways
convergeastheydescend(seethepictureabove),itismucheasierto“knockout”theface,arm,andlegalltogetherbyasinglelesioninthe
internalcapsule,forinstance,thanitisinthecortex,wheretheface,arm,andlegmotorfibersaremuchmorespreadout.Ifthisdoesn’tmake
anysensetoyoujustyet,don’tworry:itwillsoon!
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SeeChapter2,page59foracomprehensivereviewonlanguagecomponentsandlocalization.
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2StrokeandCerebrovascularDisease
Inthischapter,youwilllearn:
1. Themanycausesofischemicstroke,andhowtodivvythemupintoamanageablehandful
ofcategories
2. Howtorecognizethemostcommonischemicstrokesyndromes
3. Theevaluationandtreatmentofacuteischemicandhemorrhagicstrokes
4. The presentation, management, and complications associated with subarachnoid
hemorrhage(SAH)
5. The most clinically relevant and useful essentials of other important cerebrovascular
disorders, including arterial dissection, reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome
(RCVS),cerebralvenoussinusthrombosis,andcentralnervoussystem(CNS)vasculitis
CASE2
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YourPatient:Laura,a27-year-oldprofessionaltennisplayer,presentstotheemergency
department2hoursafterexperiencingthesuddenonsetofleftfaceandarmnumbnessand
weakness.Thetriagenurseactivatesastrokecode,andyoumeetLauraassheisbeing
takenforaCTscan.Shetellsyouthatshehasnopastmedicalhistoryandtakesno
medications.Onexamination,youfindmildsensorylossinvolvingherleftfaceandarmwith
extinctiontodoublesimultaneousstimulationontheleft(seepage31),leftnasolabialfold
flattening,subtleweaknessofherleftwristextensorsandleft-handclumsiness.HerNIH
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strokescale(NIHSS)is3.ACTofherheadisnormal.Whatisthenextstepinyour
management?
BadNewsButGoodNewsToo
SomeoneintheUnitedStateshasastrokeevery40seconds.Every4minutes,someonediesfromstroke.
ItisthefifthleadingcauseofdeathintheUnitedStatesandissecondonlytocardiacdiseaseworldwide.
Itisalsoaleadingcauseofseriouslong-termdisability.Conservatively,strokecoststheUnitedStates
over30billiondollarseachyear.
So,yes,cerebrovasculardiseaseiscommonandcanbedevastating,butthepaceofscientific
discoveryandclinicaladvancesoverthepastfewdecades—andespeciallyoverthepastfewyears—has
beenbreathtaking.Thisisnowheremoreevidentthaninourrapidlyescalatingabilitytohaltandreverse
theeffectsofstrokewhileitisinprogress,therebypreventingdisabilityandsavinglives.Inaddition,
globalawarenesseffortsandaggressiveriskfactorcontrolhaveledtosignificantreductionsinboththe
incidenceofandmortalityfromstroke.
TheBasics
Ascomplicatedasstrokecarehasbecome,therearetwo(onlytwo!)majorcategoriesofstroke,and—
fromanetiologicstandpoint—theyarediametricallyoppositeconditions:
ischemia,whichiscausedbyblockedorseverelynarrowedbloodvesselsresultingininadequate
tissueperfusion,and
hemorrhage,duetoextravasationofbloodfromadamagedvessel.
Inotherwords,toolittleversustoomuchblood.About85%ofallstrokesareischemic.
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Examplesofacute(A)hemorrhagicand(B)ischemicstrokes.Acutebloodisbrightwhite,or
“hyperdense,”oncomputerizedtomography(CT),andeasytorecognize.Acuteischemiaismoresubtle,
characterizedbythelossorblurringofgray/whitedifferentiation(seeimageB,star)andeffacementofthe
sulci.Sometimesyoumaybeabletovisualizetheclotitselfasahyperdensesegmentofavessel:(C)
showsaclotintherightmiddlecerebralartery(MCA,knownasthe“denseMCA”sign).(A,reprintedfrom
LouisED,MayerSA,RowlandLP.Merritt’sNeurology.13thed.WoltersKluwer;2015.B,reprintedfrom
DaffnerRH,HartmanM.ClinicalRadiology.WoltersKluwer;2013.C,reprintedfromPopeTLJr,HarrisJH
Jr.Harris&Harris’TheRadiologyofEmergencyMedicine.5thed.WoltersKluwer;2012.)
Strokeis,firstandforemost,aclinicaldiagnosis,definedastheacuteonsetoffocalneurologic
symptomscausedbybrain,spinalcord,orretinalcelldeath.
Box2.1TransientIschemicAttack(TIA)
TIAsare“almost-strokes,”morepreciselydefinedasbriefepisodesofneurologic
dysfunctionduetofocalbrain,spinalcord,orretinalischemiawithoutpermanenttissue
infarction.MostTIAslastlessthan1hour.Theyareimportanttorecognizebecause
approximately10%ofpatientswithaTIAwillgoontohaveastrokewithinthenextfew
months.Theriskishighestintheimmediate24hoursfollowingtheTIA,andmostpatients
shouldbehospitalizedforevaluationandcarefulmonitoringeventhoughtheirneurologic
symptomshaveresolved.
Beforewegoanydeeperintodetail,aquickreviewofcerebrovascularanatomyiscrucial.Onlyby
knowingthevascularanatomyofthecentralnervoussystem(CNS)willyoubeabletorecognizespecific
strokesyndromes,conceptualizetheunderlyingstrokeetiology,andunderstandthesubsequent
management.Wepromisetomakethisasconcise,clinicallyrelevant,andpainlessareviewaspossible.
CerebrovascularAnatomy
Thecerebralbloodsupplyisdividedintotwocomponents:
Theanteriorcirculation suppliesapproximately75%ofthe brain.Itoriginates from thecommon
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carotid arteries (leftand right),whichbifurcateintothe internal and external carotid2 arteries at
approximatelythelevel ofthe C4 vertebrae. Theinternalcarotid arteries then travel up the neck,
entertheskullatthepetrouspartofthetemporalbone,passthroughthecavernoussinus,giveoffthe
ophthalmic arteries (whichsupply theeyeball andocular muscles), andthensplitinto the anterior
andmiddlecerebralarteries.
The anterior cerebral arteries (ACAs) supply the majority of the frontal lobe, the anterior limb of the internal capsule, the
anteriorbasalganglia,andmostofthecorpuscallosum.
Themiddlecerebral arteries(MCAs)supplythe majorityofthelateral surfaceofthehemispheres,includingbothBroca and
Wernicke’sareas,whichareresponsiblefortheproductionandcomprehensionofspeech,respectively(seepage59).Theyalso
giveoffcountlessmicroscopicarteriescalledlenticulostriatesthatsupplytheinternalcapsuleandthebasalganglia.
Theanteriorcirculationtothebrain.
The posterior circulation supplies the remaining ∼25% of the brain. It originates from the
vertebral arteries (again, there are two—left and right; the vertebral arteries arise from the
subclavianarteries), which travel superiorly, looping inandoutof the transverse foramina ofthe
vertebrae,entertheskullthroughtheforamenmagnum,andthenmergeatthepontomedullaryjunction
to form the basilar artery. The basilar artery runs up the pons then splits into the two posterior
cerebralarteries(PCAs)atthejunctionoftheponsandthemidbrain.
Thevertebralarteries eachgiveoffthree important branches: theposteriorandanterior spinal arteries (which supply the
spinal cord), andtheposterior inferior cerebellar artery (PICA, which supplies the posterior inferior cerebellum and lateral
medulla).
Thebasilararteryalsogivesoffthreeimportantbranches:theanteriorinferiorandsuperiorcerebellararteries (AICAand
superiorcerebellarartery[SCA],whichtogethersupplytherestofthecerebellum)andthePCAs(seethenextparagraph).The
basilararteryalsogivesoffmanymicroscopicpontineperforatorbranches,whichsupplythepons.
Theposteriorcerebralarteries(PCAs)supplytheoccipital lobe,medialtemporal lobe,thalamus,midbrain,andposteriorlimbof
theinternalcapsule.
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Theposteriorcirculationtothebrain.Notetheproximityoftheposteriorcommunicatingarterytothethird
nerve;thisiswhyposteriorcommunicatingarteryaneurysmscancausethirdnervepalsies!
Anteriorcerebralartery(ACA),middlecerebralartery(MCA),andposteriorcerebralartery(PCA)territory
distributions.
ThecircleofWillisisananastomoticarterialringformedatthebaseofthebrainthattiestogetherthe
anteriorandposteriorcirculations.Theanteriorcommunicatingartery(Acomm)joinsthetwoACAs,
andtheposteriorcommunicatingarteries(Pcomm;therearetwoofthem)connecttheinternalcarotid
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arteries(ICAs)tothePCAs.
Theimportanceofthiscirclecannotbeoverstated,becauseitcanmaintaincerebralperfusiondespite
majorvesselblockages.Foranextremeexample,therearepeoplewholiveasymptomaticallydespite
twoblockedinternalcarotidarteries;theircerebralbloodflowisderivedentirelyfromtheposterior
circulationwhich,viathetwoPcommarteries,isabletosupplytheentirebrain.
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