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b. Cerebral vesselscausingcerebral infarction ( stroke
The bullets lodged in the brain can result in stenosis and embolism of a cerebral arterycausingacute cerebral infarction
retrograde venous air embolismcausingcerebral infarction following
vascular injury(passive) caused byacute cerebral infarction
by emboli(passive) caused byacute cerebral infarction
myxoma of the left atrium(passive) caused byacute cerebral infarction
atherothrombosis(passive) caused byacute cerebral infarction
reduced cerebral blood flow due to a transient or permanent cerebral artery occlusion(passive) is caused byCerebral ischemia
occlusion of a large arterial vessel(passive) is caused primarily by Ischemic cerebral infarction
the thromboembolic occlusion of the major cerebral artery or its branches leading to a transient or permanent reduction in cerebral blood flow(passive) is predominantly caused byCerebral ischemia
increased venous pressure and so - called cerebral steal(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
inadequate cerebral perfusion pressure ( CPP(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
by ischemia / reperfusion(passive) caused byischemic cerebral infarction
the reduction in cerebral blood flowmay causecerebral ischemia
the internal carotid arterycausingischemic cerebral infarction
by venous and arterial air embolism(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
by progression of arteriosclerosis or activation of blood coagulation system(passive) caused byischemic cerebral infarction
constriction of blood vessels after surgery for subarachnoid hemorrhage(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
Compression of the carotid arteries and jugular veins causingcerebral ischemia
gunshot injury to receive a better prognosis in military health service support(passive) caused byacute cerebral infarction
focal occlusion of an intracranial vessel(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
due to obstruction of blood flow to the brain(passive) is causedCerebral ischemia
Hypotension in heat stroke ... diminished cerebral perfusioncausescerebral ischemia
arterial clotscausingcerebral ischemia
by dissection of thoracic and carotid arteries(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
by stroke and other conditions(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
any condition that blocks blood from reaching the braincan causecerebral ischemia
increased intracranial pressure resulting from the aSAH(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
a reduction in blood flow that thereby decreases cerebral metabolism(passive) is caused byCerebral ischemia
by cardiac embolism(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
a brain injury , stroke or other eventcausingcerebral ischemia
subarachnoid hemorrhagemay causecerebral ischemia
hypotensionmay causecerebral ischemia
electrical heat blocking of middle cerebral artery in rats(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
post - ischemic hypoperfusion(passive) caused bycerebral ischemia
insufficient blood flow to the brain(passive) is caused by Cerebral ischemia
by cervical dissection(passive) caused by Cerebral ischemia
cervical dissection(passive) caused byCerebral ischemia
any other disordercould causecerebral ischemia
ICP elevationcan causecerebral ischemia
disruption of the blood - brain barrier ( BBB ) , which may be associated with cerebral edema , hemorrhage , and increased infarct volumecausesdisruption of the blood - brain barrier ( BBB ) , which may be associated with cerebral edema , hemorrhage , and increased infarct volume
to deathleadingto death
to the disturbance of synaptic function and subsequent development of cerebral ischemiamay contributeto the disturbance of synaptic function and subsequent development of cerebral ischemia
to progression of neuronal injury by cellular necrosis , apoptosis and oedemaleadsto progression of neuronal injury by cellular necrosis , apoptosis and oedema
from transient or permanent cerebral artery occlusionresultingfrom transient or permanent cerebral artery occlusion
to brain tissue damage and subsequent local inflammation but alsoleadsto brain tissue damage and subsequent local inflammation but also
acute damage to neuronscan causeacute damage to neurons
in transient ischemic attacks or strokecan resultin transient ischemic attacks or stroke
Homonymous hemianopia(passive) is caused most commonly byHomonymous hemianopia
not only in gray matter damage , but also in severe white matter injuryresultsnot only in gray matter damage , but also in severe white matter injury
to severe structural and functional loss of neurons in the affected region of the brainleadsto severe structural and functional loss of neurons in the affected region of the brain
to brain tissue damage and subsequent local inflammationleadsto brain tissue damage and subsequent local inflammation
to brain dysfunctionleadsto brain dysfunction
a rapid onset of neurological injurycausesa rapid onset of neurological injury
to neurological dysfunctionleadsto neurological dysfunction
to neuronal damageleadingto neuronal damage
neuronal damage(passive) caused byneuronal damage
the neurological deficit symptoms(passive) caused bythe neurological deficit symptoms
to energy failure , depletion of ATP , ion imbalance , and death of neuronal cellsrapidly leadsto energy failure , depletion of ATP , ion imbalance , and death of neuronal cells
to cerebral edema andleadingto cerebral edema and
to cerebral edemaleadingto cerebral edema
from permanent occlusion of cerebral arteriesresultingfrom permanent occlusion of cerebral arteries
damage to neuronscausesdamage to neurons
These conditions ... a condition that restricts blood flow to the developing fetus(passive) can be caused byThese conditions ... a condition that restricts blood flow to the developing fetus
hypoxia in the braincauseshypoxia in the brain
from alterations in cerebral blood flowresultingfrom alterations in cerebral blood flow
neurologic dysfunction(passive) caused byneurologic dysfunction
from occlusion of major brain arteriesmostly resultsfrom occlusion of major brain arteries
to myocardial damage , apoptosis and ischemic inflammatory reaction involved in its developmentleadto myocardial damage , apoptosis and ischemic inflammatory reaction involved in its development
irreversible injurymight causeirreversible injury
from cerebral arterial vasoconstrictionresultsfrom cerebral arterial vasoconstriction
the neurological deficiency symptoms(passive) caused bythe neurological deficiency symptoms
to cerebral anoxia , anaerobic metabolism , cellular injurycan leadto cerebral anoxia , anaerobic metabolism , cellular injury
to cerebral anoxia , anaerobic metabolism , cellular injury ... andcan leadto cerebral anoxia , anaerobic metabolism , cellular injury ... and
to neuronal cell deathleadsto neuronal cell death
to increased concentration of and decreased vesselscan leadto increased concentration of and decreased vessels
cerebral blood flow ( CBF ) derangements leading to neuronalcausescerebral blood flow ( CBF ) derangements leading to neuronal
in cerebral palsy or other disabilitiescan resultin cerebral palsy or other disabilities
to stroke and dementia pathologycontributeto stroke and dementia pathology
to glutamate - induced excitotoxic damage in vulnerable brain areasmay leadto glutamate - induced excitotoxic damage in vulnerable brain areas