RT Book, Section
SR Print(0)
ID 1102061290
T1 Circulation of the Brain
T2 Principles of Neural Science, Fifth Edition
YR 2014
FD 2014
PB McGraw-Hill Education
PP New York, NY
SN 978-0-07-139011-8
LK neurology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1102061290
RD 2024/04/19
AB The  Blood  Supply  of  the  Brain  Can  Be  Divided  into  Arterial  TerritoriesThe  Cerebral  Vessels  Have  Unique  Physiological  ResponsesA  Stroke  Is  the  Result  of  Disease  Involving  Blood  VesselsClinical  Vascular  Syndromes  May  Follow  Vessel  Occlusion,  Hypoperfusion,  or  HemorrhageInfarction  Can  Occur  in  the  Middle  Cerebral  Artery  TerritoryInfarction  Can  Occur  in  the  Anterior  Cerebral  Artery  TerritoryInfarction  Can  Occur  in  the  Posterior  Cerebral  Artery  TerritoryThe  Anterior  Choroidal  and  Penetrating  Arteries  Can  Become  OccludedThe  Carotid  Artery  Can  Become  OccludedThe  Brain  Stem  and  Cerebellum  Are  Supplied  by  Branches  of  the  Vertebral  and  Basilar  ArteriesInfarcts  Affecting  Predominantly  Medial  or  Lateral  Brain  Stem  Structures  Produce  Characteristic  SyndromesInfarction  Can  Be  Restricted  to  the  CerebellumInfarction  Can  Affect  the  Spinal  CordDiffuse  Hypoperfusion  Can  Cause  Ischemia  or  InfarctionCerebrovascular  Disease  Can  Cause  DementiaThe  Rupture  of  Microaneurysms  Causes  Intraparenchymal  StrokeThe  Rupture  of  Saccular  Aneurysms  Causes  Subarachnoid  HemorrhageStroke  Alters  the  Vascular  Physiology  of  the  Brain