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Acute large‐vessel occlusion masquerading as traumatic injury

Author(s) -

BoronBrenner Daniel,

Overberger Ryan

Publication year - 2022

Publication title -

journal of the american college of emergency physicians open

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2688-1152

DOI - 10.1002/emp2.12683

Subject(s) - medicine , hemiparesis , stroke (engine) , traumatic brain injury , acute stroke , trauma center , rehabilitation , occlusion , presentation (obstetrics) , physical therapy , emergency medicine , surgery , emergency department , angiography , retrospective cohort study , psychiatry , mechanical engineering , engineering

A patient presented to an urban level 1 trauma center/accredited thrombectomy‐capable stroke center for evaluation of suspected traumatic injury and was quickly determined to have symptoms suspicious for acute stroke that included dense hemiparesis with preserved mental status. He received a thrombectomy with an eventual return to neurologic baseline and discharge to acute inpatient rehabilitation 14 days after presentation.

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