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aphasia (middle cerebral artery aneurysm). • Xanthochromia (may be absent in the first few hours). Imaging Red Flags Panel A shows

aphasia, and seizures. Evaluation of vascular anatomy and perfusion is critical for diagnosis in acute ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke

aphasia. Rigidity with opisthotonus, arm flexion, and leg stiffness with club feet are common in the later stages. In almost

aphasia. She also had features of dysautonomia, with unstable body temperature, labile blood pressure, and profuse sweating, which were

aphasia (middle cerebral artery aneurysm). • Xanthochromia (may be absent in the first few hours). Imaging Red Flags Panel A shows

aphasia, and seizures. Evaluation of vascular anatomy and perfusion is critical for diagnosis in acute ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke

aphasia. Rigidity with opisthotonus, arm flexion, and leg stiffness with club feet are common in the later stages. In almost

aphasia. She also had features of dysautonomia, with unstable body temperature, labile blood pressure, and profuse sweating, which were

aphasia, and seizures. Evaluation of vascular anatomy and perfusion is critical for diagnosis in acute ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke

aphasia (middle cerebral artery aneurysm). • Xanthochromia (may be absent in the first few hours). Imaging Red Flags Panel A shows