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An unusual case of stroke in a young patient
1 Emergency Medicine, King College Hospital, London, UK
2 North Middlesex Hospital, Edmonton, London, UK
3 King’s College Hospital, London, UK
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Correspondence to:
Saeda Verghese
Emergency Medicine, Kings College Hospital, Denmark Hill London SE5 9RS, UK; saedav{at}yahoo.com
The patent foramen ovale (PFO) has been increasingly implicated in the aetiology of stroke, particularly in young patients with no other identifiable cause (cryptogenic stroke). A case of Parinaud’s syndrome secondary to thromboembolism from a PFO is reported here.
Abbreviations: PFO, patent foramen ovale
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