Complaining of numbness and weakness to her right leg

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A female patient presents complaining of numbness and weakness to her right leg.

Family tells you she has been draggging her right foot, experiencing incontinence, and the inability to make even simple decisions. You suspect stroke. What artery is most likely involved?

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