Atypical case of central-variant posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome

Cortical Stroke and Hemichorea

“…The Center for Digital Research and Scholarship Columbia University Libraries/Information Services case of acquired chorea include ischemic stroke and the atypical variant of posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome. 7 However, occlusion of the P2 segment on intracranial angiogram and an absence of fluid-attenuated inversion recovery changes on brain MRI confirm ischemic stroke as the likely etiology.…”

Cortical Stroke and Hemichorea

“… 6 The vascular causes to be considered in the current case of acquired chorea include ischemic stroke and the atypical variant of posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome. 7 However, occlusion of the P2 segment on intracranial angiogram and an absence of fluid‐attenuated inversion recovery changes on brain MRI confirm ischemic stroke as the likely etiology.…”