Cerebrovascular Diseases Flashcards
<p>What is thrombosis?</p>
<p>a clot that develops in one place and builds up over time</p>
<p>What is an embolism?</p>
<p>A clot that came from elsewhere and lodges in a vessel.</p>
<p>Which disease is a result of hypotension</p>
<p>Global cerebral ischemia</p>
<p>Global cerebral ischemias are most common in what area of the brain?</p>
<p>junctions of two main arteries</p>
<p>What do you see on the first day of global ischemia?
After that?
How about two weeks after?</p>
<p>First day: red neurons, neutrophils
Then: Necrosis, macrophages, vascular proliferation, gliosis
After 2 weeks: necrotic loss of tissue</p>
<p>Focal cerebral ischemia is oftentimes due to...</p>
<p>Obstruction of blood flow</p>
<p>Pale infarcts are due to what?</p>
<p>Ischemia and thrombi</p>
<p>Red infarcts are due to what/</p>
<p>emboli and reperfusion</p>
<p>What the cause of lacunar infarcts?</p>
<p>Hypertension</p>
Slit hemorrhages result from…
Hypertension.