Vascular syndromes: stroke

ACA syndrome

contralateral hemiparesis LE

ACA syndrome

contralateral hemisensory LE

ACA syndrome

apraxia

ACA syndrome

contralateral grasp, sucking reflex

apraxia

brain struggles to plans movements

MCA syndrome

contralateral hemiparesis UE and face

MCA syndrome

contralateral hemisensory UE and face

MCA syndrome, left hemisphere

motor speech impairment: expressive aphasia

receptive aphasia

pt. has issues processing and receicving information

MCA syndrome, left hemisphere

receptive speech impairment: receptive aphasia

MCA syndrome, left hemisphere

global aphasia: nonfluent and poor comprehension

expressive aphasia

know what they want to say but cannot get the language out

global aphasia

nonfluant speech and poor comprehension

MCA syndrome, right hemisphere

unilateral negelct

MCA syndrome

contralateral homonymous hemianopsia

PCA syndrome

Contralateral sensory loss

PCA syndrome

Contralateral hemiparesis

PCA syndrome

visual agnosia

PCA syndrome

memory deficits

medial artery syndrome

ipsilateral paralysis of half the tongue

medial artery syndrome

contralateral paralysis of UE and Le and impaired proprioception

lateral medullary (wallenburg) syndrome

ipsilateral decreased pain and temp. sensation in face and nystagmus

horner syndrome (ipsilateral face)

dysphagia and dysphonia

horner syndrome (ipsilateral face)

ipsilateral impairment of UE, LE, or trunk

horner syndrome (ipsilateral face)

contralateral decreased pain and thermal sensation in half of body

complete basilar artery (locked in) syndrome

quadrapalegia/ tetrapalegia, bilateral nerve palsy and cognition spared

medial inferior pontine syndrome

ipsilateral paralysis of conjugate gaze, nystagmus and ataxia of limbs and gait

medial inferior pontine syndrome

contralateral paresis of face, LE and UE

medial inferior pontine syndrome

contralateral decrease in proprioception and tactile sense in half the body

MCA syndrome

most common site