Table 1.
Historic Cohor: Treatment, Localization and Clinical Outcomes.
| Patient | Age/Gender | First Symptom | Lesion Location (CT Scan, MRI or Both) | Treatment | Clinical Outcome (Time of Follow-up in Months) | Risk Factors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1[3] | 1.5/M | Hemiparesis | Internal capsule | Conservative | Good/13 | None |
| 2[3] | 1.5/M | Hemiparesis | Lentiform nucleus | Conservative | Good/13 | None |
| 3[4] | 1/M | Left-sided hemiparesis | left internal capsule and corona radiata | Conservative | Good/1 | None |
| 4[1] | 1/F | Left-sided hemiparesis | Right lentiform nucleus and corona radiate | Conservative | Good/3 | None |
| 5[1] | 1/M | Left-sided hemiparesis | Right lentiform nucleus and corona radiate | Conservative | Good/3 | None |
| 6[1] | 1.2/F | Left-sided hemiparesis | Right basal ganglia and corona radiata | Conservative | minimal pyramidal tract signs in her left side/1 | None |
| 7[5] | 11/M | left upper motor neuron 7th nerve palsy and left hemiparesis | bilateral basal ganglia, internal capsule and periventricular white matter | Conservative | mild dysarthria and bilateral extensor plantar/12 |
None |
| 8[5] | 1/M | Right hemiparesis | in left basal ganglia and internal capsule | Conservative | Good/3 | None |
| 9[5] | 18/M | Right hemiparesis | left basal ganglia and internal capsule | Conservative | Good/5 | born out of 2nd degree consanguinity |