Titlebook: Stroke Medicine; Case Studies from Qu Sumanjit K. Gill,Martin Brown,Nicholas Losseff Book 2024Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Balloon to Brain Bubbles,ognize a direct connection between the bulla and the systemic circulation. We report a case of cerebral air embolism that resulted in bilateral hemispheric stroke where a direct connection between pulmonary bulla and systemic circulation has been identified on computed tomography scan (CT) of the th

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Chemotherapy Emboli as an Iatrogenic Cause of Ischaemic Stroke Arising from a Misplaced Central Ven ease such lines offer for chemotherapy delivery and long-term administration of fluids, blood products, medications, parenteral nutrition and regular blood sampling. We present a case of recurrent ischemic strokes caused by emboli from a “Port-A-Cath” central venous access line incorrectly position

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.Expert insights from leading figures in the field of stroke.This thoroughly revised second edition features a collection of case studies of cerebrovascular disease. The cases are carefully selected to provide an insight into the different kinds of stroke syndromes from the common through to more ra

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Running out of Steam,es continued to have a significant impact on the patient’s life for months following the stroke; she required specialist vocational rehabilitation support to return to work. This case highlights the importance of cognitive screening and neuropsychological assessment in stroke care.

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Sudden Onset Focal Neurology: A Cardiac Cause,ent neurological sequelae. Stroke clinicians should be aware of this potentially under-reported stroke mimic, as atrioventricular block with loss of cardiac output is a class I indication for emergency pacing.

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A Progressive Headache,one with a worsening severe headache with features suggestive of raised intracranial pressure such as nausea and vomiting or photophobia and without a prior history of migraine. The case discusses correct imaging for diagnosis and management of this potentially life threatening stroke more often found in younger patients.