Melissa had a horrible headache, restricted movement in herright arm, and slight slurring of her speech. After an MRIwas performed, the ER physician suggested that Melissa hadsuffered a CVA (cerebrovascular accident). What structures inthe brain were affected by this incident? What might be thecause of the problem and the expected outcome?

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Q: An elderly relative suff ered a CVA (stroke) and now has diff iculty moving herright arm, and she…

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Q: 00 JM What are white Matter Lesions + Why would they be found itpdo the brain and Spinal cord?

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