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Make me a visual flowchart in which i can quickly review and repeat thae total anterior circulation stroke PACS POCS

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stroke classification

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Here's what's covered in the chart:
Structure:
  • A top decision box starting from "Ischaemic stroke confirmed"
  • The Classic Triad clearly displayed (cortical dysfunction / hemianopia / motor-sensory)
  • 4 colour-coded syndrome cards side by side
Each card (TACS / PACS / POCS / LACS) contains:
SectionContent
Diagnostic criteriaExact rules (all 3 / 2 of 3 / posterior features / lacunar syndromes)
Key featuresClinical pearls and what's absent
Vessel/territoryWhich artery is involved
Prognosis barVisual severity + 30-day mortality
Also included:
  • Memory aids row ("Total = Total involvement", "Partial = piece of the pie", "POsterior = Crossed Problems", "Little hole = no cortex")
  • Full comparison table with cortical signs, hemianopia, crossed signs, cerebellar signs, dysphasia, 30-day mortality, and 3-month recurrence risk
  • Footnote citing Bamford et al. Lancet 1991 (OCSP)
Key numbers to remember:
  • TACS ~39% 30-day mortality (worst)
  • PACS ~4% mortality but highest recurrence ~17% at 3 months
  • POCS ~7%, LACS ~2% (best)
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