[Susac's syndrome: a rare autoimmune angiopathy in a 71-year-old patient].

This article presents a 71-year-old woman with multiple episodes of separate complaints (aphasia, behavioral changes, amnesia and vertigo with tinnitus). The MRI-cerebrum suspected Susac's syndrome with typical callosal lesions. An abnormal FAG and audiography completed the diagnostic triad of Susac's syndrome. Thereafter, treatment with immunosuppressants was initiated, which resulted in cognitive improvement.