XXXX : acute clinical syndromes in 26 cases.

@entity1 @entity227 @entity64 @entity2758 @entity101 @entity548 @entity13523 @entity425 @entity51 @entity1805 @entity158 @entity3 @entity10 @entity1779 @entity1229
The acute syndromes and CT findings are described in 26 cases of spontaneous @entity1779 . @entity548 (11 cases) caused severe @entity158 around the ipsilateral eye and dense @entity1805 . Left temporal @entity548 (7 cases) began with mild @entity158 in or just anterior to the ear, @entity13523 with poor auditory comprehension but relatively good repetition, and a @entity227 subtending less than a @entity1805 . Frontal @entity548 (4 cases) caused a distinctive syndrome beginning with severe contralateral arm @entity425 , minimal leg and face @entity425 , and frontal @entity10 . @entity548 (3 cases) began with anterior temporal ("temple") @entity10 and @entity51 , sometimes involving the trunk to the midline. One @entity1 had a right temporal @entity548 . @entity548 in the same region produce similar clinical syndromes. @entity10 is a first and prominent symptom. A rapid but not instantaneous onset over several minutes, when combined with one of the typical syndromes, suggests lobar @entity548 rather than other types of @entity64 . Ancillary investigations (including CT scanning, angiography in 11 @entity1 , and autopsy in 4) disclosed 2 @entity1 with @entity548 diatheses due to @entity1229 , 2 with @entity2758 , and 1 with @entity3 . Only 8 of the 26 @entity1 had chronic @entity101 (blood pressure greater than 130/85 mm Hg), suggesting that @entity101 is not an etiological factor in most lobar @entity548 .
