Artefactual computed tomographic middle cerebral artery territory infarct

Matthew Crocker Departments of Neurosurgery

Mary Murphy Departments of Neurosurgery

Kathy-Ann Price Neuroimaging, King's College Hospital

Diane Stock Department of Radiology, Queen Elizabeth Hospital

Dominick Mcintyre Department of Bioscience, St George's University London, St George's Hospital, London, UK

Bhupal Chitnavis Departments of NeurosurgeryCorrespondence[email protected]

Abstract

We report an artefactual middle cerebral artery territory infarct on CT scan. This anomaly is suggested by the discrepancy between the clinical and radiological findings. Awareness of this possibility may avoid unnecessary further investigation or treatment.

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