Successful Management of Vascular Cognitive Impairment In Ischemic Stroke with Haemodilution, A Case Report

ABSTRACTBackground: Stroke is a neurovascular disorder with focal or global deficit neurology. Cognitive Impartment is non-motoric symptoms and rare manifestation during acute phase stroke. Report: We report a patient with Ischemic stroke with family’s to complain of sudden onset recent memory loss, confusing and headache. The Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) showed moderate cognitive impairment. Computed tomography scan (CT-scan) of his brain showed temporoparietal infark. Patient with high-level haematocrit. He was treated with aspilets and haemodilution. The patient was symptomatically better after 6 hours. Conclusion: Stroke ischemic acute with high haematocrit, with isovolemic haemodilution blood-HES, exchanged therapy gives a good outcome in cognitive function.