Presentation
Short history of headache which has improved but with persistent right sided visual loss.
Patient Data
Age: 70 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Left PCA territory infarct
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Left occipital cortex and subcortical low attenuation and swelling compatible with a subacute left PCA territory infarct.
No hyperdense vessel, other completed territorial infarct, hemorrhage, nor mass. Normal CSF configuration.
Case Discussion
Subacute left PCA territory infarct, congruent with the patient's described visual loss.
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