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Musuq Forum Guru Topics: 103 Posts: 425	11/16/06 - 08:35 AM             #1 A 48-year-old man with severe uncontrolled systemic hypertension develops a headache and vomiting. Two hours later he has left-sided weakness followed rapidly by loss of consciousness. He dies shortly after admission to the emergency department. A section of his brain as seen at autopsy is shown. The most likely mechanism of the lesion shown is hemorrhage from which of the following? A) Bridging vein B) Congenital arteriovenous malformation C) Intracerebral vein D) Lenticulostriate artery E) Saccular aneurysm of the anterior cerebral artery Edited by Musuq on 11/16/06 - 08:40 AM
Allison Forum Senior Topics: 20 Posts: 117	11/16/06 - 08:43 AM             #2 D) Lenticulostriate artery Branch of the middle cerebral artery, supplies internal capsule, caudate, putamen, globus pallidus,
sosikan Forum Junior Topics: 3 Posts: 78	11/16/06 - 09:31 AM             #3 d sure
vallia Forum Guru Topics: 98 Posts: 889	11/17/06 - 03:19 AM             #4 hypertension -hemorrhagy from lenticulostriate artery ___________________ fight possessed
Ig F Forum Elite Topics: 3 Posts: 436	11/28/06 - 10:12 AM             #5 D ___________________ i m not perfect but i wanna get close to it......
drfax Forum Elite Topics: 21 Posts: 233	11/28/06 - 12:11 PM             #6 D.lenticulostriate artery which is a deep branch of middle cerebral artery, ___________________ My best friends are these Gentlemen :Why & How.

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