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a blood clot that forms in one of the arteries that supply blood to the brain(passive) is caused byThrombotic stroke
a thrombus ( blood clot ) that develops in an artery supplying blood to the brain(passive) is caused byThrombotic stroke
a blood clot forming in an artery that supplies blood to the brain(passive) is caused byThrombotic stroke
Atrial fibrillation is a condition that causes the blood to pool in the heart where it can clot and travel to the braincausingstroke
by the rupture of a blood vessel with bleeding into the tissue of the brain Ischemic stroke : stroke caused by thrombosis or embolism(passive) caused bystroke
the presence of carotid artery disease , when arteries in the neck that supply blood to the brain become narrowed or blocked(passive) is caused byStroke
either an occlusion of an artery ( ischemic stroke or cere- bral ischemia / infarction ) or rupture of an artery leading to bleeding into or around the brain ( hemorrhagic stroke or intracranial hemorrhage(passive) is caused byStroke
aneurysm , carotid stenosis / occlusion related to stroke , dissection ( a tear in the artery wall ... ) , or AVM 's ( arteriovenous malformationscan causestroke
death of brain cells as a result of blockage of a blood vessel supplying the brain ( ischemic stroke ) or bleeding into or around the brain ( hemorrhagic stroke(passive) caused byStroke
the interruption of the blood supply to your brain , usually the result of a blood clot or a burst artery(passive) is caused byStroke
by a blockage in the artery supplying blood to a particular region of the brain ( called cerebral infarction(passive) caused by Stroke
by a blockage in the artery supplying blood to a particular region of the brain ( called cerebral infarction(passive) caused byStroke
either by thrombosis of one of the arteries that supply the brain , or an embolus that travels to the brain ( most often from the heart(passive) is most often causedStroke
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that causes the blood to pool in the heart where it can clot and travel to the braincausingstroke
In more serious cases it may also lead to clots in the aorta ( main artery coming out of the heart ) or carotids ( arteries supplying blood to the brain ) that may dislodge and travel to other parts of the body such as the braincausingstroke
a sudden interruption in the blood supply to the brain usually resulting from ruptured arterial plaques or blood clots traveling to the brain(passive) is often caused byStroke
those to the brain known as the carotid arteries ( ... and the arteries to the kidneys ( causing high blood pressurecausingstroke
by a blood clot in an artery of the brain ( acute ischaemic stroke(passive) caused bystroke
a blood clot in an artery of the brain ( acute ischaemic stroke(passive) caused bystroke
main artery coming out of the heart ) or carotids ( arteries supplying blood to the brain ) that may dislodge and travel to other parts of the body such as the braincausingstroke
the blood to pool in the heart where it can clot and travel to the braincausingstroke
brain clots ... , leg artery clot causing arterial obstruction , retinal vein or artery thrombosiscausingstroke
blockage from blood clot or fatty plaque ( ischemic stroke ) , or rupture of blood vessels ( haemorrhagic stroke(passive) can be caused byStroke
a hemorrhage in brain tissue or a blood clot in a blood vessel ( ischaemic stroke ) resulting in loss of blood supply to the brain(passive) can be caused byStroke
the obstruction of blood flow due to the narrowing ( stenosis ) of blood vessels of the carotid artery or cerebrovascular arteries(passive) is caused byStroke
by a blood clot that results in blocking a vessel or artery in the brain(passive) is caused bystroke
the blood clot that is formed when there is a block in the artery leading to the brain(passive) is caused byStroke
doxycycline by either an doxycycline occlusion of an artery ( ischemic stroke or cere- bral ischemia / infarction ) or rupture of an artery leading to bleeding into or around the brain ( hemorrhagic stroke or intracranial hemorrhage(passive) is causedStroke
a clot blocking blood flow within an artery in the brain(passive) is most commonly caused byStroke
either a blocked blood vessel ( ischemic stroke ) or a leaky blood vessel ( hemorrhagic stroke ) in the brain(passive) can be caused byStroke
by the formation of a clot that blocks blood flow through an artery to the brain(passive) caused bystroke
the formation of a clot that blocks blood flow through an artery to the brain(passive) caused bystroke
lack of blood to the brain due to blockage of the cerebral artery(passive) is caused byStroke
a burst blood vessel or a blocked artery in the brain(passive) is caused byStroke
narrowing of the carotid arteries that transport oxygen - rich blood to the brain ... a brain arterycan causestroke
can all damage arteries in the heart ( causing heart attack ) , in the braincausingstroke
by a blocked artery ( ischemic stroke ) or the leaking or bursting of a blood vessel ( hemorrhagic stroke(passive) can be caused byStroke
blood flow to the heart , neck and brain - the clotscausestroke
temporary or permanent paralysiscan causetemporary or permanent paralysis
temporary or permanent paralysis on one sidecan causetemporary or permanent paralysis on one side
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in significant brain damage , paralysis and even deathcan resultin significant brain damage , paralysis and even death
from a blood vessel rupture in the brainresultsfrom a blood vessel rupture in the brain
when a blood vessel ruptures and bleeds into the braincausedwhen a blood vessel ruptures and bleeds into the brain
from bleeding inside the brain ... and ischemic stroke which occurs when a blood clot blocks the oxygen - rich blood supply to the brainresultsfrom bleeding inside the brain ... and ischemic stroke which occurs when a blood clot blocks the oxygen - rich blood supply to the brain
speech impairment as well as numbness in the leg or armcan causespeech impairment as well as numbness in the leg or arm
to brain damage or even deathcan leadto brain damage or even death
from ruptured blood vessels and brain bleedingresultsfrom ruptured blood vessels and brain bleeding
from a ruptured blood vesselresultsfrom a ruptured blood vessel
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when a blood vessel in the brain ruptures or breaks , spilling blood into the surrounding tissuesresultswhen a blood vessel in the brain ruptures or breaks , spilling blood into the surrounding tissues
Apoplexy , or bleeding within the brain(passive) is caused byApoplexy , or bleeding within the brain
from subarachnoid hemorrhage secondary to a ruptured cerebral aneurysm ( Meyers et alresultingfrom subarachnoid hemorrhage secondary to a ruptured cerebral aneurysm ( Meyers et al
lead to disruption of the production and drainage of cerebrospinal fluid ( CSF ) , which can lead to a buildup of fluid on the brain , known as hydrocephaluscan possibly leadlead to disruption of the production and drainage of cerebrospinal fluid ( CSF ) , which can lead to a buildup of fluid on the brain , known as hydrocephalus
to more serious complicationscan leadto more serious complications
persistent vegetative statecausingpersistent vegetative state
a left lenticulocapsular lesioncauseda left lenticulocapsular lesion
in paralysis or weakness on one side of the body , vision problems , memory loss , thinking and reasoning problems , and difficulty speaking , understanding speech and swallowingcan resultin paralysis or weakness on one side of the body , vision problems , memory loss , thinking and reasoning problems , and difficulty speaking , understanding speech and swallowing
lifelong motor disabilitycauseslifelong motor disability
to bilateral third nerve palsyleadingto bilateral third nerve palsy
increased blood pressure in the braincausingincreased blood pressure in the brain
most hemiplegic cerebral palsycausesmost hemiplegic cerebral palsy
paralysis or weakness of one side of the body , memory problems , mood changes , trouble speaking or understanding speech , problems with eating and swallowing , pain , depression , and other problemsmay causeparalysis or weakness of one side of the body , memory problems , mood changes , trouble speaking or understanding speech , problems with eating and swallowing , pain , depression , and other problems
death or significant disability , such as paralysis , speech difficulties , and other issuescan causedeath or significant disability , such as paralysis , speech difficulties , and other issues
childhood neurological morbiditycommonly causeschildhood neurological morbidity
from a blockageresultsfrom a blockage
symptoms like weakness or paralysis of the limbs , paralysis of the muscles of the face , difficulty in speaking , coordination problems , dizziness , vision problems , sudden headache , and loss of consciousnesscan causesymptoms like weakness or paralysis of the limbs , paralysis of the muscles of the face , difficulty in speaking , coordination problems , dizziness , vision problems , sudden headache , and loss of consciousness
in more severe disability and acute treatment and secondary prevention differ in cardioembolic stroke from non - cardioembolic strokeresultsin more severe disability and acute treatment and secondary prevention differ in cardioembolic stroke from non - cardioembolic stroke
paralysis or weakness on one side , visual / perceptual impairment , reduced coordination and balance , language and cognitive difficulty , bowel and bladder issues and swallowing difficulty , among many other issuescan causeparalysis or weakness on one side , visual / perceptual impairment , reduced coordination and balance , language and cognitive difficulty , bowel and bladder issues and swallowing difficulty , among many other issues
five types of disabilities : paralysis or problems controlling movement ... sensory disturbances including pain ; problems using or understanding language ; problems with thinking and memory ; and emotionalcan causefive types of disabilities : paralysis or problems controlling movement ... sensory disturbances including pain ; problems using or understanding language ; problems with thinking and memory ; and emotional
five types of disabilities : paralysis or problems controlling movement ; sensory disturbances including pain ; problems using or understanding language ; problems with thinking and memory ; and emotional disturbancescan causefive types of disabilities : paralysis or problems controlling movement ; sensory disturbances including pain ; problems using or understanding language ; problems with thinking and memory ; and emotional disturbances
paralysis of the body , confusion , memory loss , speech difficulties , and temporary or permanent disabilitycan causeparalysis of the body , confusion , memory loss , speech difficulties , and temporary or permanent disability
significant disability including paralysis and also speech and emotional complicationscan causesignificant disability including paralysis and also speech and emotional complications
paralysis or weakness of one side of the body , an inability to walk , permanent memory problems , mood changes , trouble speaking or understanding speechmay causeparalysis or weakness of one side of the body , an inability to walk , permanent memory problems , mood changes , trouble speaking or understanding speech
death or significant disability , such as paralysis , speech difficulties , and emotional problemscan causedeath or significant disability , such as paralysis , speech difficulties , and emotional problems
in severely restricted movement , paralysis , loss of speech or vision , which may be permanent , or even deathmay resultin severely restricted movement , paralysis , loss of speech or vision , which may be permanent , or even death
permanent memory loss , speech impairment , and disability or paralysiscan also causepermanent memory loss , speech impairment , and disability or paralysis
not only acute but also chronic complications such as post - stroke dementia , depression , epilepsy and fallscausesnot only acute but also chronic complications such as post - stroke dementia , depression , epilepsy and falls