XXXX presenting as recurrent transient @entity51 .

@entity1 @entity410 @entity1183 @entity63 @entity425 @entity909 @entity51 @entity1805 @entity439 @entity10 @entity438
Recurrent transient @entity51 were evaluated clinically in four @entity1 . In three @entity1 , the symptoms included recurrent transient @entity1805 , @entity425 and @entity1183 of the left arm and leg, and recurrent sudden loss of speech and of strength in the right arm. In these three @entity1 , the episodes were first thought to be @entity63 ( @entity63 ). A fourth @entity1 had repeated confusional spells, in which a recurrent musical theme excluded other thoughts. This was associated with dizziness and difficulty in naming. A partial complex @entity410 was thought responsible. In each of the cases the symptoms lasted less than 30 minutes and were not associated with @entity909 , @entity10 , or stiff neck. Electroencephalogram (EEG), brain scan, lumbar puncture, and computed tomography (CT) scan were normal. In all @entity1 , cerebral arteriography unexpectedly revealed an @entity438 . The locations of the @entity439 were appropriate to the symptoms, which remitted in the three @entity1 treated surgically for the @entity439 . Although the pathophysiology is uncertain, an @entity63 process may be implicated.
