stroke

Cerebrovascular disorder or stroke is the destruction of cerebral vessels caused by thrombosis, intracranial bleeding or embolism, leading to vascular dysfunction. In addition, it is a region of the brain that is rejected by blood and oxygen and causes damage to some cells. The effectiveness of the patient depends on where the injury occurred and the severity of the stroke. Approximately 150,000 people died of stroke or severe disability every year in the United States alone. Stroke is one of the top five causes of death.

The stroke subtype is determined by the probability level as the cause of the individual's stroke, based on the cause of the stroke and the presence of the underlying disease. It is different from the classification that emphasizes the most likely cause of a stroke. Each patient was characterized by ASCO (A-atherosclerosis, S small vessel disease, C-heart origin, other causes), and each of the four phenotypes was divided into 1 to 3 points. This can be used for treatment strategies. Provide blood vessels to local areas of the brain, except in cases where cardiac arrest due to various causes or systemic hypotension (such as heart failure, sepsis), systemic circulatory failure in the vascular area, decreased vascular area perfusion, vasospasm leads to rhinitis

There are two types of stroke: hemorrhagic and ischemic. Hemorrhagic stroke is caused by cerebral hemorrhage, cerebrovascular leakage or rupture. Ischemic stroke is caused by blood clots that move to the head and become trapped in smaller branches of the brain. Both prevent normal blood flow to the brain. The symptoms of a stroke depend on which part of the brain is attacked. This is because various parts of the brain control various body functions. My symptoms are that control is lost soon and the right arm hurts. I can not move because it's so soft. When I tried to talk, my words were ambiguous. During my second stroke, I felt my face numb. I can say that it is unilaterally hanging and not angry. This is the three parts of the quick acronym of general stroke symptoms (face sag, arm weakness, language ambiguity = time seeking medical treatment).