Vertebrobasilar Insufficiency and Stroke — A Review of Posterior Circulation Diagnostic Imaging and Endovascular Treatment Options
Alireza Namini, Michelle Naylor, Robert A. Koenigsberg
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Alireza Namini, Michelle Naylor, Robert A. Koenigsberg
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include dizziness and syncope (47%), unilateral limb weakness (41%), dysarthria (31%), headache (28%), and nausea or vomiting (27%). The most frequent signs are unilateral limb weakness (38%), gait ataxia (31%), unilateral limb ataxia (30%), dysarthria (28%), and nystagmus (24%). Fewer than 1% of patients with VBI presented with only one complaint, signifying pattern
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include dizziness and syncope (47%), unilateral limb weakness (41%), dysarthria (31%), headache (28%), and nausea or vomiting (27%). The most frequent signs are unilateral limb weakness (38%), gait ataxia (31%), unilateral limb ataxia (30%), dysarthria (28%), and nystagmus (24%). Fewer than 1% of patients with VBI presented with only one complaint, signifying pattern
Key concepts: Dysarthria, Medicine, Weakness, Vertigo, Ataxia, Nausea, Nystagmus, Gait Ataxia