Cortical and subcortical lesions
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Lesions usually involve the face and extremities. Regional lymphadenitis may occur, although systemic symptoms are usually absent. •Bullous impetigo—Bullous impetigo is seen primarily in young children in which the vesicles enlarge to form flaccid bullae with clear yellow fluid , which later becomes darker and ruptures, leaving a thin brown ...
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Regional cerebral cortical URs were calculated by dividing each cortical VOI’s UR by the mean uptake of the cerebellar cortex (cerebellum crus1 and crus2). Global PiB uptake ratio was calculated from the volume-weighted average UR of bilateral 28 cerebral cortical VOIs. We defined PiB uptake ratio to be a continuous variable.
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Lesions are multifocal in 40% and are usually subcortical Most common presenting si/sx are cognitive and behavioral changes, but hemiparesis, aphasia, or seizures MRI shows periventricular lesion w/ diffuse and homogenous enhancement
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Animal studies have shown that in functional systems which link cortical and subcortical regions, lesions at any level can produce seemingly identical behavioral deficits. Albert himself (1978) considered this issue and concluded that a better label for subcortical dementia may …
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It is thought that cortical and subcortical dysfunction which results from aberrant patterns of activation or arousal (Obrzut, 1991), inter- and intrahemispheric transmission deficits, inadequate ...
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Consensus statement for diagnosis of subcortical small vessel disease. 1Gary A. Rosenberg, 2Anders Wallin, 3Joanna Wardlaw, 4Hugh S. Markus, 5Joan Montaner, 6Leslie ...
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The venous ischemic lesions may be located cortical or subcortical and du not present any territorial similarity to the arterial ischemia. They appear to recover morphologically much more complete as the arterial ischemic lesions. Case 6
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Online-Only Supplements. Table . e-1 . Clinical features of previous reported cases of thymoma-associated paraneoplastic encephalitis.
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Importantly, subcortical and cortical vascular lesions affect the reliability of automated volumetric techniques, particularly in subjects with a high lesion load.41,42 Analytic methods for measuring brain volumes and change over time in AD have been studied in a number of studies for example the AD Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI); however, to ...
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images, cortical/subcortical or periventricular lesions are generally difficult to visualize because of lack of contrast between high-intensit y cortex and high-intensity CSF FLAIR is T2 when CSF is made dark:
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