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Top of Basilar Artery Infarction: A Case Series from Sudan

Article scientifique 2021 Anglais

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Abstract The posterior circulation represents 20% of blood supply of the brain and its occlusion commonly by embolism cause brainstem, cerebellar and lower cerebral infarction. The clinical presentation varies from mild innocent symptoms leading to sever neurological deficit or death. Time of intervention is vital commonly with antithrombatic drugs or through intervention. Here, we report two Sudanese patients who had a complicated medical sequence over months ended as top of basilar artery occlusion received anticoagulants and supportive therapy according to their condition showed a variable recovery over weeks.

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Daoud, M., Abushama, E., Mahmmoud, A., Eljack, M., Hussein, K., Haroun, M., Elsheikh, D., Abdelkareim.G.Mohammed, S., Eltayeb.O.Eltayeb, A., Allah, Y., Ahmed, A., Yusif, M., Mokhtar, A., Awadalbari, S., Eltayeb, R. (2021). Top of Basilar Artery Infarction: A Case Series from Sudan. https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-1196891/v1

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Mahmoud Daoud Ejlal Ahmed.E. Abushama Abdallah.H Mahmmoud Mohammed Mahmmoud Fadelallah Eljack Khabab Abbashar Hussein Mazin S. Haroun Duaa Baderaldeen Ibraheem Elsheikh Sulieman Abdelkareim.G.Mohammed Ahmed Eltayeb.O.Eltayeb Yusif Abduelmagid.M.Naiem Allah Al ameen Ahmed Alameen Ahmed Mohamed Yusif Mohamed Yusif Asmaa Mokhtar Sarra Nasreldeen Ibrahim Awadalbari Rowda Babikir Osman Eltayeb

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