Anterior Cerebral Artery Stroke Syndromes | Anatomy | Clinical Features |

[@aiswaryapraveen4091]

Good notes ..for my exam preparation well understand lecture class.hope you add more notes of neurology 😊🥳

[@Classifiedgames]

You speak like my college Principal Dr. Daniel. He is also from south India. Btw Thank you for short and simple explaination ❤️❤️

[@pushkarpazhani1963]

Thank you 😊

[@ananthapadmanabhan9113]

Excellent

[@praksheethavlogs5328]

Easily understood.Thank you

[@pushkarpazhani1963]

Thank you 😊

[@mprancher4966]

Excellent...

[@pushkarpazhani1963]

Thank you 😊

[@pushkarpazhani1963]

Thank you 😊

[@rithwiks4065]

Good.

[@akuamely]

Thank you Sir :)

[@pushkarpazhani1963]

Np 😊👍

[@rishmasritejat7668]

Why contralateral weakness

[@pushkarpazhani1963]

Corticospinal tract crosses only at the level of lower medulla. So any motor involvement above this level will present with contralateral weakness.