Stroke in the ED Case 2
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A 53-year-old, hypertensive lady with a history of poorly-controlled hypertension presented to the ED complaining of a headache, mild left leg weakness and an inability to open her left eye fully.
After 45 minutes in the ED, there was a witnessed sudden onset of a fall in GCS (E2V1M5), dysconjugate gaze and partial left third nerve palsy.
Which cerebral artery territory is involved?
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Which of the following investigations should be obtained urgently?
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What are the risks of conservative management?
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