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The article focuses on movement disorders following acute ischemic stroke. It explores how the localization of the infarct and the extent of brain damage influence the development of these disorders and the recovery of lost function. This knowledge is crucial for providing effective patient management. Clinical case studies are used to illustrate the different types of movement disorders seen in ischaemic stroke patients, including pyramidal tract damage, sensory deficits, ataxia and apraxia.
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