Clinical features of a veebrobasilar transient ischemic attack include all the following except:
Aphasia A veebrobasilar transient ischemic attack is characterized by the sudden onset of one or the more of the following symptoms and signs .Paresis (1,2 or 4/limbs), drop attacks, numbness of involved limbs and face, impaired vision (Diplopia or Bilateral visual field defects) veigo, nausea, dysahria and ataxia. Aphasia is a feature of Carotid aery transient ischemic attack.
'Drop' attacks
Aphasia
Diplopia & veigo
Ataxia