Document detail
ID
oai:pubmedcentral.nih.gov:1032...
Topic
Case ReportAuthor
Bhatia, Sahibjot Gahoonia, Nimrit Stenger, Jeffrey Lui, ForshingLangue
enEditor
AIMS Press
Category
AIMS Neuroscience
Year
2023
listing date
10/9/2023
Keywords
dissectionAbstract
This case describes a 30-year-old Hispanic male who presented with a significant headache that started after a period of weightlifting and squatting.
The patient was diagnosed with a basilar artery dissection.
His only complaint was a headache that was exacerbated with exertion and sexual activity; there were no neurologic deficits.
The diagnosis of basilar artery dissection was established and supported by findings on the CT angiogram of his head and neck.
Basilar artery dissections are rarely seen, as they are likely underrecognized due to their varying clinical presentations; however, it is important to consider these phenomena due to the risk of progression and high morbidity rates.
Bhatia, Sahibjot,Gahoonia, Nimrit,Stenger, Jeffrey,Lui, Forshing, 2023, A rare case of basilar artery dissection, AIMS Press
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