Late Detection of Corpus Callosum Infarction in a 55-Year-Old: Insights from Alien Hand Syndrome

Léonard Kouamé Kouassi; Ahya Nancy Tanya Essoin-De Souza; Roxane Affoué Marie Beuseize; Stéphane Ange Abbé

doi:10.12659/AJCR.947514

28 April 2025 : Case report $Cote d\'Ivoire$

Late Detection of Corpus Callosum Infarction in a 55-Year-Old: Insights from Alien Hand Syndrome

Unknown etiology, Challenging differential diagnosis

Léonard Kouamé Kouassi^{ACDE 1,2*}, Ahya Nancy Tanya Essoin-De Souza^{BCF 1,2}, Roxane Affoué Marie Beuseize^{BCF 1,2}, Stéphane Ange Abbé^{DE 1,2}

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.947514

Am J Case Rep 2025; 26:e947514

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Figure 1 Axial diffusion-weighted images (A–C) show a hypersignal lesion compatible with a relatively recent infarct in the splenium (A) and trunk (B, C) of the left corpus callosum (red arrows).

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Late Detection of Corpus Callosum Infarction in a 55-Year-Old: Insights from Alien Hand Syndrome

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