Table II.

Characteristics of patients presenting with cerebral infarction complications of myxoma.

Age/sex	Neurological syndrome	Infarction location on imaging	Time elapsed between cerebral infarction and myxoma diagnosis	Neurological disability on last follow-up
44/F	Right-sided weakness	Left frontoparietal infarct	Simultaneous	None
58/F	Aphasia and right-sided hemiparesis	Left temporoparietal infarct	Simultaneous	Mild persistent right-sided weakness
22/M	Left-sided hemiparesis	Right frontal lobe infarct	Simultaneous	None
71/F	Left-sided hemiparesis, left arm paraesthesia	Right parietal infarct	Simultaneous	None
41/M	Left-sided hemiparesis, facial droop	Right basal ganglia and corona radiata infarcts	2 years	None
67/M	Visual changes, bilateral Frontal headache	Left occipital ischaemic infarct	Simultaneous	Persistent left sided weakness
30/F	Left-sided arm and leg weakness	Right parietal infarct, posterior putamen and right centrum semiovale	Simultaneous	None
50/F	Right arm and face weakness	Left thalamus, midbrain and temporal lobe infarct	Simultaneous	None
69/F	Left-sided arm weakness	Right parietal infarct	Simultaneous	None
55/M	Dysarthria, left hemiparesis	Multiple infarctions	Simultaneous	Persistent right sided weakness
23/F	Right-sided weakness	Left frontoparietal infarct	Simultaneous	None
49/M	Right facial palsy, right hemiparesis	Multiple infarctions	Simultaneous	None
61/F	Left arm weakness	Left frontal and left occipital lobe infarcts	Simultaneous	None
62/F	Right-sided hemiparesis and mixed aphasia	Left temporoparietal infarct	Simultaneous	None
38/M	Visual changes	Left occipital ischaemic infarct	Simultaneous	None

M, male; F, female.