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Cavitated MCA infarct, lateral surface of brain.

Last updated on Thursday, April 9 2009 by gliageek

Cavitated MCA infarct, lateral surface of brain.

A cavitated infarct is seen in the left posterior frontal lobe. The patient presented with Wernicke aphasia

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Cavitated MCA infarct, lateral surface of brain, labeled

Cavitated MCA infarct, lateral surface of brain, labeled
This image shows the lateral surface of the left hemisphere of a person who has suffered a stroke. The cavitating lesion in the parietal lobe is highlighted in green.

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