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several risk factorscausecerebral infarction
Atrial fibrillation and other risk factors for cerebral embolican also leadto cerebral infarction
air emboli(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
a secondary haemorrhage or cerebral vasospasmcausingcerebral infarction
a specific foodcan preventcerebral infarction
cerebrovascular diseases(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
incidence of diseasesleadto cerebral infarction
atrial myxoma(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
middle cerebral artery occlusion as observed by TTC staining(passive) caused byCerebral infarction
craniocerebral gunshot injury Craniocerebral gunshot injury(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
arterial stenosis and occlusion.1(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
permanent focal ischemia(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
a case of misdiagnosis of PVleadingto cerebral infarction
occlusion of the left middle cerebral artery(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
| Stroke Dexamethasonepreventscerebral infarction
Stroke - Cannabidiolpreventscerebral infarction
cbd M. Cannabidiolpreventscerebral infarction
CrossRef ] Mishima , K. ; Hayakawa , K. ; Abe , K. ; Ikeda , T. ; Egashira , N. ; Iwasaki , K. ; Fujiwara , M. Cannabidiolpreventscerebral infarction
the increased TXB2 and the hypertension history(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
a TIA.The duration of a focal neurologic deficitleadsto cerebral infarction
thus embolic and thrombotic events ... more aptto leadto cerebral infarction
the emboli from the venous systemcan causecerebral infarction
cerebral vasospasm ( delayed contraction of the cerebral arteriescan leadto cerebral infarction
The most standard sites of beginning thrombosiscausingcerebral infarction
High blood pressure ... easyto causecerebral infarction
thrombosis or thromboembolism Transient ischaemic attack(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
middle cerebral artery occlusion ( NO assay , ROS , GSH / GSSG assay , and qPCR(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
1 ) Infringe to the brainCan causecerebral infarction
emboli mainly from the heart ( embolic stroke(passive) caused byCerebral infarction
cerebral vasospasm during the last 5 years ( 1997 - 2001(passive) caused byCerebral infarction
painless acute aortic dissection in autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease N2 - Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease ( ADPKD(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
patients with motor aphasiaresultingfrom cerebral infarction
Emboli to the central nervous systemcan causecerebral infarction
atherosclerosis and embolisms caused by atrial fibrillation(passive) caused bycerebral infarction
cerebral ischemia ( DCIcausingcerebral infarction
Hack - Gun Bae Cerebral vasospasm associated with hyperthyroidism has not been reportedto causecerebral infarction
Furthermore , cerebral vasospasm ( CV ) associated with hyperthyroidism has never been reportedto causecerebral infarction
One rare consequence of PTA is occlusion of the intracavernous carotid arteriesleadingto cerebral infarction
Cold weather ... likelyto causecerebral infarction
establishing an adequate collateral circulation in the ischemic brainto preventcerebral infarction
left hemiplegia(passive) caused byleft hemiplegia
in unilateral hemiplegiaresultedin unilateral hemiplegia
in right hemiplegiaresultingin right hemiplegia
| Stroke Delayed onset hand tremor(passive) caused by| Stroke Delayed onset hand tremor
Micrograph of Stroke(passive) caused byMicrograph of Stroke
7 ] Stroke(passive) caused by7 ] Stroke
a sudden stroke(passive) caused bya sudden stroke
from experimental strokeresultingfrom experimental stroke
Hemiplegia and blurring of vision(passive) caused byHemiplegia and blurring of vision
hemiplegia and homonymous hemianopsia(passive) caused byhemiplegia and homonymous hemianopsia
icd.codes ) Stroke(passive) caused byicd.codes ) Stroke
the following Delayed onset hand tremor(passive) caused bythe following Delayed onset hand tremor
frail older patients with hemiplegia(passive) caused byfrail older patients with hemiplegia
from a range of phenomena , such as thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral basospasms , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , perinatal asphyxia , anoxia such as from drowning , pulmonary surgery , and cerebral trauma , as well as to the treatment and prevention of chronic neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer 's disease , Parkinson 's disease , and Huntington 's disease , and as anticonvulsantsresultingfrom a range of phenomena , such as thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral basospasms , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , perinatal asphyxia , anoxia such as from drowning , pulmonary surgery , and cerebral trauma , as well as to the treatment and prevention of chronic neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer 's disease , Parkinson 's disease , and Huntington 's disease , and as anticonvulsants
atherothrombotic or embolic.[1 ] Stroke(passive) caused byatherothrombotic or embolic.[1 ] Stroke
an increase of handicap to Rankin 4 or 5 , followed by deathcausingan increase of handicap to Rankin 4 or 5 , followed by death
from a range of conditions , such as thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral vasospasm , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , perinatal asphyxia , anoxia such as from drowning , pulmonary surgery and cerebral trauma , as well as lathyrism , Alzheimer 's Disease , Parkinson 's Disease and Huntington 's Diseaseresultingfrom a range of conditions , such as thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral vasospasm , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , perinatal asphyxia , anoxia such as from drowning , pulmonary surgery and cerebral trauma , as well as lathyrism , Alzheimer 's Disease , Parkinson 's Disease and Huntington 's Disease
hemiplegia since July , 2015 at the age of 74ledhemiplegia since July , 2015 at the age of 74
Alzheimer ’s disease , dementia or vascular problems(passive) caused byAlzheimer ’s disease , dementia or vascular problems
the long lasting bladder overactivity(passive) caused bythe long lasting bladder overactivity
to poor outcome by vasospasm - independent effects after SAH [ 44 , 46contributedto poor outcome by vasospasm - independent effects after SAH [ 44 , 46
Table 2 Aetiology of HIV positive stroke(passive) caused byTable 2 Aetiology of HIV positive stroke
the death of neuronscausesthe death of neurons
hemiparesis , aphasia , and other neurologic deficitscauseshemiparesis , aphasia , and other neurologic deficits
to risk of dementiacontributesto risk of dementia
81 % ) strokes(passive) were caused by81 % ) strokes
85 % of strokes(passive) are caused by85 % of strokes
fits and strokescausingfits and strokes
histopathologic changes(passive) caused byhistopathologic changes
Wallerian Degeneration of the Pyramidal Tract(passive) Caused byWallerian Degeneration of the Pyramidal Tract
death and permanent disabilitycan causedeath and permanent disability
from vascular occlusion due to Inflammation , vasospasm , and thrombosisresultingfrom vascular occlusion due to Inflammation , vasospasm , and thrombosis
from a range of conditions such as thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral vasospasm , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , and cerebral traumaresultingfrom a range of conditions such as thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral vasospasm , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , and cerebral trauma
from ischemia and by histologic changesresultingfrom ischemia and by histologic changes
from a range of conditions such as thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral vasospasm , head injury , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , perinatal asphyxiaresultingfrom a range of conditions such as thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral vasospasm , head injury , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , perinatal asphyxia
80 – 85 % of all acute strokes(passive) are caused by80 – 85 % of all acute strokes
to poor outcome independent of angiographic vasospasm - mediated effectscan contributeto poor outcome independent of angiographic vasospasm - mediated effects
in an unfavorable outcome or even death ( 1resultingin an unfavorable outcome or even death ( 1
autonomic activity and may contribute to sudden deathinfluencesautonomic activity and may contribute to sudden death
from thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral vasospasms , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , perinatal asphyxia , anoxia , seizure disorders , pain , Alzheimer 's , Parkinson 's , and Huntington 's Diseasesresultingfrom thromboembolic or hemorrhagic stroke , cerebral vasospasms , hypoglycemia , cardiac arrest , status epilepticus , perinatal asphyxia , anoxia , seizure disorders , pain , Alzheimer 's , Parkinson 's , and Huntington 's Diseases