Features of Anterior cerebral artery occlusion

Main Artery Occlusion:clinical features

• Contralateral hemiplegia affecting Lowerlimb more than Upperlimb.
• Contralateral cortical sensory loss in live lower limb.
• Incontinence of urine.
• Mentality and personality changes.
• Forced grasp reflex.

Capsular branch occlusion (Heubner Artery) clinical features

• Faciobrachial monoplegia which is proximal more than distal, i.e. involving the shoulder more than the hand.

Cortical Branches occlusion clinical features

Frontal vessel occlusion: clinical features

• Mentality and personality changes.
• Forced grasp reflex.

Paracentral vessel occlusion:

• Monoplegia in the lower limb.
• Cortical sensory loss in the lower limb.
• Urinary incontinence.

Callosal vessel occlusion:

• Apraxia of the left side.