Table 1

The patient’s progress summarized in a timely manner from day of admission until discharge.

DatesRelevant past medical history and interventions
3rd Jan 201739-year-old female experienced slurring of speech, numbness, and reduced sensation in the left face, arm, and leg 90 minutes prior to presentation. She provided a history of recurrent oral and genital ulcers associated with intermittent joint pains and blurring of vision. Elevated inflammatory markers and negative autoimmune work up was exhibited. Neuro-behçet’s disease was diagnosed. Brain imaging demonstrated an acute stroke & MRA revealed M1 segment stenosis and right internal carotid artery saccular aneurysm. Catheter angiography confirmed its presence measuring 4.8mm×6.1mm. She was stabilized after coiling of the aneurysm and was started on medical therapy.
DatesSummaries from initial follow-up visitsDiagnostic testing (including test dates)Interventions
3rd Jan 2017ESR was elevated, but all other autoimmune workup was negative.Started on aspirin and clopidogrel.
4th Jan 2017MRI demonstrated acute right periventricular infarction.
4th Jan 2017MRA revealed M1 segment stenosis and right internal carotid artery saccular aneurysm. Catheter angiography confirmed its presence measuring 4.8mm×6.1mm.
8th Jan 2017Coiling of the right ICA aneurysm.
15th Jan 2017Seen in the rheumatology clinic as an outpatient and was started on medical treatment.Started on azathioprine.
17th Aug 2017Patient did not report any symptoms recurrence or new neurologic symptoms on follow-up visits up to 8 months.
  • NBD - Neuro-behçet’s disease, MRA - Magnetic Resonance Angiography, ESR - -Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate, MRI - magnetic resonance imaging, ICA - internal carotid artery.