What are the manifestations of cerebral artery occlusion

Update Date: 2023-05-04 Source: Network

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My husband works hard, but for the sake of his family, he never says he works hard. Until a few days ago, he felt that he suddenly had a headache and his limbs were weak, so he knew that he had a problem. Later, he went to check and found that it was cerebral artery occlusion. Now he has been treated in the hospital. Now let's share the manifestations of inferior cerebral artery occlusion.

What are the manifestations of cerebral artery occlusion

Performance 1: cerebral artery occlusion is a common disease, which is related to many factors, such as smoking, drinking, hyperlipidemia, hypertension and so on. Do angiography can clearly show the situation of cerebral vessels, if there is collateral blood supply, enough blood supply to the brain, then there is no need to do anything, if there is no blood supply, you can place stent to establish collateral blood supply.

Performance two: cerebral atherosclerosis and thrombosis, so that cerebral vascular lumen stenosis or occlusion, leading to acute cerebral insufficiency, causing local cerebral ischemic necrosis. Patients may have hemiplegia, aphasia and other symptoms of focal brain damage, belongs to ischemic cerebrovascular disease. Most of them are old people. High fat diet, diabetes, smoking and other patients have a higher incidence rate.

Performance 3: anterior cerebral artery occlusion: anterior cerebral artery occlusion is rare, probably because emboli from extracranial or heart tend to enter the middle cerebral artery with large diameter and blood flow. If the circulation of the anterior communicating artery is good, there may be no symptoms.

matters needing attention

When the condition of cerebral artery occlusion is too serious, it can be treated by surgery, but no matter what kind of treatment is taken, preventive measures must be taken to prevent serious complications leading to deterioration of the condition, and the specific physical conditions of patients should be fully provided to prevent adverse consequences of drugs.