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74 years old, female
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Acute deterioration due to dizziness and postural instability for 6 months
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MRI showed acute infarction of the cerebellum and brainstem
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Neurovascular assessment revealed severe vascular damage with multiple stenoses and occlusions along the vertebrobasilar artery (Figure 1)
Figure 1.
DWI showing cerebellar infarction (A)
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The left vertebral and basilar arteries were not visualized on TOF MRA (B)
Figure 1.
Figure 2.
Doppler ultrasound of the facial artery shows a hypoechoic halo (Aa) that disappears after treatment (Ab)
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STAb after 11 days of treatment showed intimal thickening and fragmentation of the elastic lamina (Ba, Bb)
Figure 2.
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Original source:Valentina Poretto, Silvio Piffer, Valeria Bignamini, et al.
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