An occlusion of the indicated vessel would result in which of the following deficits?
Cerebrovascular Anatomy 02Topic: AnatomyCreated on Friday, October 12 2007 by jdmiles Last modified on Friday, October 12 2007. An occlusion of the indicated vessel would result in which of the following deficits? A) Balint syndrome B) Hemiparesis which affects the upper extremity more than the lower extremity C) A facial droop D) Global aphasia E) Hemiparesis which affects the lower extremity more than the upper extremity
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ANSWERS AND EXPLANATIONSA) Balint syndrome
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