Clinicopathological review: primary angiitis of the central nervous system in association with cerebral amyloid angiopathy
The patient was an 80-year-old, previously functionally independent woman who presented
to her community hospital with disorientation, word-finding difficulty, left-sided hemineglect,
and decreased short-term memory function. The medical workup was nonrevealing. Her
medical history was remarkable for hypertension, diverticulitis, and a sigmoid colectomy 18
months previously for a colonic tubular adenoma. A computed tomographic (CT) scan of the
head without contrast revealed a left frontal mass lesion and a right parietal lucency (Fig. 1) …
to her community hospital with disorientation, word-finding difficulty, left-sided hemineglect,
and decreased short-term memory function. The medical workup was nonrevealing. Her
medical history was remarkable for hypertension, diverticulitis, and a sigmoid colectomy 18
months previously for a colonic tubular adenoma. A computed tomographic (CT) scan of the
head without contrast revealed a left frontal mass lesion and a right parietal lucency (Fig. 1) …
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