Table 1 Cases of hemichorea caused by internal carotid artery stenosis, which did not meet the diagnostic criteria of moyamoya disease
Age | Sex | Side of chorea | Basal ganglia infarction (if not, location of infarction) | Country | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
77 | Female | Rt. | Bil. basal ganglia, rt. caudate nucleus and bil. centrum semiovale | Japan | [2] |
60 | Male | Lt. | No basal ganglia infarction (Rt. centrum semiovale) | England | [3] |
75 | Male | Rt. | No basal ganglia infarction (Lt. posterior parietal gray matter) | England | [4] |
73 | Male | Rt. | No basal ganglia infarction (Lt. anterior parietal lobe) | England | [4] |
75 | Male | Lt. | No basal ganglia infarction (Rt. fronto-parietal subcortical white matter and centrum semiovale) | Japan | [5] |
75 | Male | Lt. | No basal ganglia infarction (Bil. corona radiata) | Japan | [2] |
67 | Female | Lt. | No basal ganglia infarction (Rt. anterior border zone) | Korea | [6] |
72 | Female | Rt. | No infarction | England | [4] |
81 | Male | Rt. | No infarction | Spain | [7] |
72 | Male | Bil. | No infarction | Japan | [8] |
73 | Male | Lt. | No infarction | Japan | [9] |
73 | Male | Lt. | No infarction | Japan | [10] |
71 | Male | Lt. | No infarction | Japan | [11] |
81 | Female | Lt. | No infarction | Japan | This case |