Table 1:

Clinical data and image findings

Patient No./Age (y)/SexClinical TypeMajor Clinical SymptomsDuration from Onset of DiseaseDuration from Last TIAInfarct or Hemorrhage on MRL Image
1/5/MTIAWeakness of bilateral limbs11 mo2 moNegative
2/6/FTIAWeakness of left limbs1 y3 moNegative
3/7/FTIAInvoluntary movement of right hand10 mo1 wNegative
4/9/FTIAWeakness of right limbs2 y3 moBilateral frontoparietal cortex
5/10/MTIAWeakness of right hand5 mo5 moNegative
6/10/FTIAWeakness of left hand5 y4 moNegative
7/11/FTIAWeakness of right limbs1 y1 moLeft frontal cortex, left basal ganglia
8/13/MTIAWeakness of bilateral lower limbs10 y4 moRight frontal white matter
9/15/MTIAWeakness of bilateral limbs7 y1 yRight frontal cortex
10/17/MTIAWeakness of bilateral limbs5 y1 wNegative
11/17/FTIAWeakness of right limbs3 y1 moLeft frontotemporoparietal white matter
12/26/MHHeadache21 yBilateral frontoparietal white matter
13/28/FTIAWeakness of bilateral limbs14 y1 moNegative
14/31/FHWeakness of right hand3 yLeft basal ganglia
15/34/FNoneHemorrhage of bilateral ocular fundus7 yNegative
16/36/FTIAWeakness of right limbs2 mo2 moLeft frontal cortex, left basal ganglia
17/37/FTIAWeakness of right hand6 mo1 moLeft frontoparietal white matter
18/41/FHHeadache4 moRight temporal subcortex
19/45/FHHeadache3 moRight thalamus
20/48/MTIAWeakness of bilateral limbs22 y1 wkLeft frontal cortex, right basal ganglia
  • Note.— TIA indicates transient ischemic attack; H, hemorrhagic.