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Bilateral distal upper limb amyotrophy and watershed infarcts from vertebral dissection
1994
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and a right posterior inferior cerebellar infarct. Magnetic resonance scans showed a small focal hyperintensity in the region of each anterior horn, extending from the mid to lower cervical spinal cord. Minimal recovery of function was present after 3 months. Conclusions Unilateral vertebral artery dissection may give rise to disabling bilateral upper extremity amyotrophy. Watershed infarction within the anterior spinal artery territory, involving both anterior horns, appears to be the
doi:10.1161/01.str.25.9.1870
pmid:8073471
fatcat:fxdi6awoanavvn3g5cc6f2uxiu