Unilateral lenticular infarcts: radiological and clinical syndromes, aetiology, and prognosis

Table 2

Clinical disorders with putaminal infarct (16 cases)

Patient	Age (y)	Sex	Side of lesion	Onset	Headache	Motor problems	Neurocognitive problems	Behavioural problems	Outcome
1	72	M	Left	Acute	Yes	Facial palsy	Memory ↓	0	Memory ↓
2	75	M	Right	Acute	0	Chorea	Hemineglect	0	Normal
3	79	F	Right	Acute	0	Facial palsy	Memory ↓	0	Memory ↓
4	72	F	Right	Subacute	0	Hemiparkinsonism	Memory ↓	0	Memory ↓
5	69	M	Left	Acute	Yes	Facial palsy	Language	0	Language ↓
6	77	M	Left	Acute	0	Chorea	Language	0	Language ↓
7	73	M	Right	Subacute	0	Facial palsy	Hemineglect	0	Normal
8	74	M	Left	Acute	Yes	Facial palsy	Memory + language ↓	0	Memory ↓
9	75	F	Right	Acute	0	Hemidystonia	0	0	Normal
10	72	F	Right	Acute	Yes	Facial palsy	0	0	Normal
11	68	M	Left	Acute	0	Hemidystonia	Memory + language ↓	0	Memory ↓
12	70	F	Right	Acute	Yes	0	0	0	Normal
13	71	M	Left	Subacute	0	Hemidystonia	Memory ↓	0	Memory ↓
14	84	M	Right	Acute	0	Facial palsy		Confusion	Normal
15	72	M	Right	Acute	0	Hemidystonia	0	0	Normal
16	73	F	Left	Acute	0	Facial palsy	Memory + language ↓	0	Memory ↓

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