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April 10, 2026Journal of Neurosurgery Case LessonsOpen Access

Ischemic cerebellar infarction due to isolated anterior inferior cerebellar artery dissection mimicking peripheral otological symptoms: illustrative case

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SNS NemotoRTRiriko TakedaYJYutaro Jinushi

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Overview

Case illustrates central vascular disease presenting as atypical otological symptoms, suggesting early imaging is crucial.

Key Points

  • To highlight the presentation of isolated anterior inferior cerebellar artery dissection as otological symptoms without evident brainstem infarction.
  • Case analysis of a patient with isolated AICA dissection
  • Utilization of serial vascular imaging techniques
  • Assessment of neurological symptoms and imaging results
  • AICA dissection was confirmed through serial imaging despite initial normal results
  • Otological symptoms were misinterpreted as peripheral issues
  • Emphasis on the necessity of follow-up imaging in atypical neurological presentations

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Nemoto et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d893c96c1944d70ce04be0https://doi.org/10.3171/case2695
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