Depression most often occurs in anterior cerebral artery stroke.

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Depression is more commonly associated with strokes affecting the left frontal lobe, but anterior cerebral artery strokes primarily affect the frontal and parietal lobes, leading to symptoms like weakness and sensory loss in the lower extremities, not specifically depression. Depression in stroke patients is multifactorial and not limited to a specific artery's territory.

Depression Most Often Occurs in Anterior Cerebral Artery Stroke