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Examine a unique case of arm weakness linked to spinal and cerebellar infarcts.

June 13, 2026Neurology

Simultaneous Anterior Spinal and Cerebellar Infarcts Presenting as Unilateral Proximal Arm Weakness: A Case Report (P5-5.004)

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Case report reveals acute unilateral arm weakness due to concurrent spinal and cerebellar infarcts, suggesting the need for focused imaging.

Examine a unique case of arm weakness linked to spinal and cerebellar infarcts.
Patient history and examination were conducted to assess arm weakness.
Focused imaging techniques were employed to investigate underlying causes.
Results of imaging identified a concurrent anterior spinal cord stroke.
Imaging confirmed anterior spinal cord infarct alongside cerebellar involvement.
The case illustrates the necessity for targeted imaging in unexplained neurological symptoms.

Seneviratne et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Case report reveals acute unilateral arm weakness due to concurrent spinal and cerebellar infarcts, suggesting the need for focused imaging.