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bit better of a visual representation than the last one I did. I have like 12 of this in my case file oddly enough. Left sided hemiparesis. Again, one word answers with no explanation and just guessing get the emoji treatment.

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Nondiabetic hypertensive 53y male presented with acute onset L sided hemiparesis involving L UL>>LL and L sided lower facial weakness, deviation of mouth to the R and dysarthria.
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12 lead ECG with LL II revealed AF. 2D TTE did not reveal any structural heart disease.
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