Stroke · 2008
Preferred involvement of the basal ganglia after lenticulostriate infarction as a possible indicator of different gray and white matter vulnerability.
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Nagakane Yoshinari, Yamada Kei, Ohara Tomoyuki, Yoshikawa Kenji, Kuriyama Nagato, Takayasu Natsuko, Kasai Takashi, Yuki Natsuko, Nishimura Tsunehiko, Mizuno Toshiki, Nakagawa Masanori
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BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Symptomatic progression is frequently observed in lacunar infarcts. The exact mechanisms of this phenomenon have not yet been clarified.
SUMMARY OF CASES: We report 2 patients with lenticulostriate artery infarcts that presented with skip lesions that were restricted to gray matter. One of the patients subsequently developed symptomatic deterioration; the other experienced no further neurological events.
CONCLUSIONS: A possible mechanism of differential vulnerability to ischemia of gray and white matter is considered. White matter may have a longer therapeutic time window for neuroprotective treatment than gray matter.
SUMMARY OF CASES: We report 2 patients with lenticulostriate artery infarcts that presented with skip lesions that were restricted to gray matter. One of the patients subsequently developed symptomatic deterioration; the other experienced no further neurological events.
CONCLUSIONS: A possible mechanism of differential vulnerability to ischemia of gray and white matter is considered. White matter may have a longer therapeutic time window for neuroprotective treatment than gray matter.