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Abstract:

Stroke in young individuals has multiple etiologies , including cardioembolism . It may be associated with cardiac malformations , such as patent foramen ovale ( PFO ) , interatrial septum aneurysm ( IASA ) , or atrial septal defects ( ASD ) . We present the case of a patient with stroke associated to multi - fenestrated IASA . Female patient , 28 years old , contraceptive use . She presented with mixed aphasia , hemianopsia and right hemiparesis . CT scan showed insular and left basal ganglia hypoattenuation . She received intravenous thrombolysis . MRI : left middle cerebral artery infarction . Echocardiogram showed interatrial communication due to IASA and multi - fenestrated ASD . Cardioembolic stroke was suspected ( association with cardiac pathology and contraceptive use ) . She was placed in anticoagulation . 30% of strokes in young adults are cardioembolic strokes . Large PFO , multi - fenestrated IASA , or its association , may increase the risk of paradoxical embolization and have a relationship with stroke . The management is controversial–the choice is between anticoagulation or closure for complex defects . 
mixed aphasia
right hemiparesis