Ischemic lesions in all territories as a marker of malignant hypercoagulability.

Claus Ziegler SimonsenEske RothThabele M Leslie-Mazwi

Published in: Clinical case reports (2019)

Hypercoagulability due to cancer is an overlooked cause of stroke and presents with a typical MRI pattern, that is small embolic strokes in several vascular territories.

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papillary thyroid
atrial fibrillation
magnetic resonance imaging
squamous cell
cerebral ischemia
ischemia reperfusion injury
lymph node metastasis
squamous cell carcinoma
computed tomography
brain injury
young adults
subarachnoid hemorrhage