Right corona radiata lesion
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(rarely, parietal cortex, corona radiata, posterior limb of internal capsule, centrum semiovale/thalamocortical pathway). Clinical features - persistent (or transient) paresthesias* and mild sensory loss over one side of body (incl. face, arm, trunk, and leg)
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At minimum, we recommend recording the number of lesions in each of the following brain subregions, on the right and left side: cerebral cortex (divided by lobe), corona radiata/centrum semiovale, putamen, globus pallidus, thalamus, internal capsule, external capsule, brainstem, and cerebellum.
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Outcome: improvement of symptoms after steroids Initial imaging: left posterior corona radiata lesion with concentric enhancing rings Initial imaging: restricted diffusion in outer ring Not performed Anschel DL (2006)29 Presentation: 32-year-old man with left-sided tingling followed by gait disturbance and left upper extremity weakness
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So based on the availability of subject, they will be categorized according to their lesion of location as cortex, corona radiata (CR), internal capsule (IC), putamen, and thalamus26. All data will be recorded and statistically analyzed.
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Motor and sensory in corona radiata. 6. Silent infarction of right hemisphere and lacunar. Non-silent territory = somatosensory, visual, motor, and language systems “Silent” cortical infarctions . More likely in nondominant hemisphere. Lacunar infarcts = small, penetrating vessels. Small lesions inapparent. Putamen . Chapter 2-6. 1.
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Lesion location should be specified (centrum semiovale; corona radiata, basal ganglia; thalamus, internal capsule, external capsule, optic radiation, cerebellum, brain stem). Multiplicity of acute lesions should be described.
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Lesions are relatively well tolerated when they merely remove a small portion of fibres from a much larger, diffuse structure, such as the corona radiata. Even lesions that are clinically silent on an individual basis, however, are likely to contribute to overall disability as the white matter tracts of the brain progressively lose bandwidth.
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In case 2 there’s another microhemorrhage in the left posterior superior cerebella hemisphere. In case 3, there’s an abnormally dark signal and veins draining into the left septal vein. And then you can see another microhemorrhage in the superior frontal region of the corona radiata right there.
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Here they make synaptic contact with the third neurons, which, in turn, give off the thalamocortical tract; this tract ascends by way of the internal capsule (posterior to the pyramidal tract) and through the corona radiata to the primary somatosensory cortex in the postcentral gyrus.
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