Case Report: Three cases involving the use of endovascular intervention for artery of Percheron infarction with a unilateral fetal-type posterior cerebral artery - Report - MDSpire
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Case Report: Three cases involving the use of endovascular intervention for artery of Percheron infarction with a unilateral fetal-type posterior cerebral artery
Clinical Report: Three Cases of Endovascular Treatment for AOP Infarction
Background
AOP infarction is a rare cause of bilateral thalamic infarction. The presence of a unilateral fPCA can complicate the diagnosis and management of these patients. Understanding the clinical presentation and treatment options is crucial for improving outcomes in affected individuals.
Neuroimaging typically reveals bilateral paramedian thalamic infarctions.
All three cases had large vessel lesions with an onset within 6 hours.
Endovascular treatment was performed in all cases, but outcomes varied.
Clinical Implications
Early neuroimaging, particularly MRI, is essential for timely diagnosis and management.
Conclusion
AOP infarction requires prompt recognition and intervention. The presence of a unilateral fPCA is a significant diagnostic indicator in cases of bilateral thalamic infarction.