Neuro Congress 2019
Journal of Brain and Neurology | Volume 3
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June 19-20, 2019 | Dublin, Ireland
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A CASE REPORT ON RECURRENT STROKE
IN THE YOUNG
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troke in individuals less than 45 years of age is not uncommon but
poses a great economic and emotional burden to society. Though
uncommon, recurrent stroke in the young can present as a disabling dis-
ease which can cause permanent incapacity to the patient. Author pres-
ents a case of a 31 year old Filipino male with a three month history of in-
termittent right upper arm numbness which progressed to the face with
anomic aphasia for which a cranial MRI was done revealing a sub-acute
infarct in the left parietotemporal region which appeared to be associat-
ed with occlusive or partial occlusive thrombus at the distal third of the
superior sagittal sinus. In a span of four months, the stroke progressed
further, documented through MRI. He underwent a cerebral angiogram,
showing a complete occlusion of the left internal carotid artery with pos-
sible dissection of the left internal carotid artery with occlusion of the
distal left sigmoid sinus. Presently, stable disease has been achieved but
only supportive can be given to ensure maximal functional capacity.
Sherwin C Sy, J Brain Neurol 2019, Volume 3
Sherwin C Sy has completed his Bachelor’s De-
gree in Nutrition and Dietetics from the Universi-
ty of the Philippines, Philippines. He has complet-
ed his MD from the University of Santo Tomas,
Philippines and is currently taking up residency
training in internal medicine at Cardinal Santos
Medical Center, Philippines.
schausy@gmail.comSherwin C Sy
Cardinal Santos Medical Center, Philippines
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