We describe a case of prolonged aura during migraine with neuroimaging that demonstrates increased perfusion and leakage of contrast into the subarachnoid space
2012
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- History was notable for migraine in both the patient’s daughter and mother
- Prior evaluation including MRI of the head was unremarkable. Her typical episodes lasted 1 day and were associated with visual scotoma followed by transient expressive aphasia, but no weakness
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