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case_images: Features of the emergency digital subtraction angiography (DSA). (A) DSA suggests occlusion of the left internal carotid artery. (B and C) Occlusion of the distal segment of the left anterior choroidal artery (indicated by arrows).
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case_images: Whole brain arteriography was performed under emergency general anesthesia to confirm the occlusion of the left internal carotid artery (Figure 1A). The occlusion was present in the distal segment of the left anterior choroidal artery (Figure 1B and C).
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case_images: Postoperative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) findings and manifestations of oculomotor nerve palsy. (A) MRI suggests infarction of the left cerebral peduncle (shown by arrow). (B) MRI indicates left basal ganglia infarction (shown by arrows). (C) No stenosis of the bilateral posterior cerebral arteries was found on cranial MRA. (D) At 18 days of onset, left blepharoptosis, adduction, and white of the left eye, and inadequate downward gaze of the left eye.
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case_images: The results of pre-discharge examinations were as follows: consciousness, partial motor aphasia, left blepharoptosis, correctable self-eye opening, ratio of left eye fissure to right eye fissure = 3:7 mm, round and equal-size bilateral pupils (ratio of left pupil diameter to right pupil diameter = 2:2 mm), sensitive reflex to light, abducent position of the left eye, 2 mm whiteness in the rightward gaze of the left eye, inadequate downward gaze of the left eye (Figure 2D), right central facial palsy, 5-grade right-limb muscle strength, diminished acupuncture sensation in the right limbs, and positive right Babinski sign.
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case_images: Postoperative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) findings and manifestations of oculomotor nerve palsy. (A) MRI suggests infarction of the left cerebral peduncle (shown by arrow). (B) MRI indicates left basal ganglia infarction (shown by arrows). (C) No stenosis of the bilateral posterior cerebral arteries was found on cranial MRA. (D) At 18 days of onset, left blepharoptosis, adduction, and white of the left eye, and inadequate downward gaze of the left eye.
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case_images: The results of pre-discharge examinations were as follows: consciousness, partial motor aphasia, left blepharoptosis, correctable self-eye opening, ratio of left eye fissure to right eye fissure = 3:7 mm, round and equal-size bilateral pupils (ratio of left pupil diameter to right pupil diameter = 2:2 mm), sensitive reflex to light, abducent position of the left eye, 2 mm whiteness in the rightward gaze of the left eye, inadequate downward gaze of the left eye (Figure 2D), right central facial palsy, 5-grade right-limb muscle strength, diminished acupuncture sensation in the right limbs, and positive right Babinski sign.
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