In this case series, we describe a novel observation in which 4 patients with acute ischemic stroke secondary to large vessel occlusion and no history of seizure present with focal seizure activity localizable to a chronic, contralateral infarct. The explanation for this phenomenon is unknown but may be due to a combination of effects involving disrupted interhemispheric inhibitory connections and epileptogenic changes involving chronically infarcted tissue.
Acute Ischemic Stroke Presentation Masked by Falsely Localizing Motor Seizure: A Clinical Case Series
Erika L. Weil,Derek W. Stitt,A. Rabinstein,G. Cascino,Deena M. Nasr
Published 2022 in The Neurohospitalist
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2022
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The Neurohospitalist
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2022-06-14
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Medicine
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