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Compression of the ipsilateral anterior cerebral artery against the inferior edge of the falx cerebri due to associated subfalcine herniationmay causeanterior cerebral artery territory stroke
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Compression of the contralateral posterior cerebral artery against the tentorial edgemay causeposterior cerebral artery territory stroke
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in pure alexia , a disturbance of readingmay resultin pure alexia , a disturbance of reading
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from the ICA systemoriginatedfrom the ICA system
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to infarction in the right inferior occipital regionleadingto infarction in the right inferior occipital region
to medial temporal dysfunctionleadingto medial temporal dysfunction
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to similar visual deficits in patientscan leadto similar visual deficits in patients
to lesions in the occipital cortex or visual thalamusleadingto lesions in the occipital cortex or visual thalamus
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in thalamic and brainstem lesionsresultingin thalamic and brainstem lesions
to dramatic visual changesoften leadsto dramatic visual changes
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hemiplegia or hemiparesis greater in the arm than the leg , aphasia , unilateral sensory loss , and eyes that deviate to the side of the hemispheric lesioncauseshemiplegia or hemiparesis greater in the arm than the leg , aphasia , unilateral sensory loss , and eyes that deviate to the side of the hemispheric lesion
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blood flow interruption and tissue deathcausesblood flow interruption and tissue death
in chronic hemiparesisresultedin chronic hemiparesis
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