PMC5646313_01
Cerebral magnetic resonance imaging 13 hours after stroke onset with a small diffusion lesion in the left basal ganglia and corona radiata with a complete perfusion deficit of the left MCA territory (a, b). Persistent occlusion of the MCA on magnetic resonance angiography ((c), red arrow) and susceptibility weighted imaging ((d), red arrow). T2 weighted imaging 24 hours after the intervention showing a small left sided basal ganglia infarction (e, f).
CRINM2017-9289218.001.jpg
PMC5646313_01_CRINM2017-9289218.001.jpg
fig1
Immediately after admission to our hospital (i.e., 13 hours after stroke onset), the patient underwent a cerebral magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (Figure 1) showing a small diffusion lesion in the left basal ganglia and corona radiata with a complete perfusion deficit of the left MCA territory and a persistent occlusion of the MCA on magnetic resonance angiography (MRA). MRI 24 hours after intervention showed small left sided basal ganglia infarction (Figure 1).