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Does Hemorrhagic Infarct, In Report Suggest Hallucination Delusion Syndrome?
my freinds papa had had admitted in hospital & got MRi-
results are-
1-acute non hemorrhagic infarct is seen in left PCA territory.
2- age related cerebrial atrophy is seen with small vessel ischemic changes in periventricular deep white matter - T2w & FLAIR images.
is it Poststroke Hallucination Delusion Syndrome?
pl suggest. treatment?
he had got pain through right side in full body & high BP.weekness.
results are-
1-acute non hemorrhagic infarct is seen in left PCA territory.
2- age related cerebrial atrophy is seen with small vessel ischemic changes in periventricular deep white matter - T2w & FLAIR images.
is it Poststroke Hallucination Delusion Syndrome?
pl suggest. treatment?
he had got pain through right side in full body & high BP.weekness.
Wed, 20 Aug 2014
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1.No the report does not mean Hallucination delusion syndrome.
2.Infarct means occlusion / block to the blood vessel (PCA - posterior communicating artery in the brain).
3.Age related changes are also seen - which is normal to age.
4.Right sided weakness and pain are seen due to stroke - but hallucination D might be age related evaluation in this case, but accelerated with the stroke.
5.Treatment is to control the BP, and thrombolysis treatment is given. Underlying medical conditions should be treated.
Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health.
Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
1.No the report does not mean Hallucination delusion syndrome.
2.Infarct means occlusion / block to the blood vessel (PCA - posterior communicating artery in the brain).
3.Age related changes are also seen - which is normal to age.
4.Right sided weakness and pain are seen due to stroke - but hallucination D might be age related evaluation in this case, but accelerated with the stroke.
5.Treatment is to control the BP, and thrombolysis treatment is given. Underlying medical conditions should be treated.
Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health.
Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
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