Anamnesis

Identification: Male patient, 62 years old, former smoker, with a history of right thalamic cerebral infarction 6 months ago and hypercholesterolemia.

History of Present Illness:

Reports constant headache since the stroke event, located in the right hemicranium.

Characteristic: "burning" or "stabbing" pain, intensity 4-7/10.

Worsens with fatigue and emotional stress.

Associated with hyperesthesia in the right scalp.

No satisfactory response to dipyrone or paracetamol.

Neurological Examination:

Stroke sequelae: Thermal and pain hypoesthesia in the left hemibody.

Positive sign: Mechanical allodynia in the right scalp.

Current NIHSS: 3 (due to sensory deficit only).

Complementary Exams:

Brain MRI: Chronic right thalamic lesion (post-ischemic gliosis).

PET-CT: Hypoperfusion in the right parietal cortex.

EEG: No epileptiform activity.

Report this case — e.g. suspected re-identification risk.