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The respiratory virus SARS-CoV-2, responsible for the multisystem illness known as COVID-19 that resulted in the pandemic of 2020, is increasingly recognized for its ability to cause cerebrovascular complications. This series of four cases observed during the height of the pandemic in a single institution is presented to illustrate the diverse pathophysiology of COVID-19 cerebrovascular manifestations and their corresponding clinical and radiologic manifestations.
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