Funny turns in Young badminton player: A case of cerebellar infarction secondary to vertebral artery dissection | Zendy

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Funny turns in Young badminton player: A case of cerebellar infarction secondary to vertebral artery dissection

Author(s) -

Bhupendra Shah,

Nawli Manandhar,

Raju Paudel

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

journal of advances in internal medicine

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2091-1440

pISSN - 2091-1432

DOI - 10.3126/jaim.v10i2.42194

Subject(s) - vertebral artery dissection , medicine , cerebellar artery , infarction , dissection (medical) , superior cerebellar artery , ataxia , vertebral artery , posterior inferior cerebellar artery , cerebellar ataxia , cerebellar vermis , surgery , radiology , cardiology , cerebellum , myocardial infarction , aneurysm , psychiatry

Spontaneous vertebral artery dissection is a rare cause of cerebellar infarction. Common presentations of cerebellar artery infarction are dizziness and ataxia. We are reporting a case of a 31-year-old male who presented with acute onset dizziness while playing badminton, who was diagnosed as cerebellar vermis infarction secondary to vertebral artery dissection.

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