CNS - Cerebral aneurysm, Vascular malformations, Stroke, Intra-cerebral hemorrhage Flashcards by Max Kam

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Cerebral aneurysms

Anatomical locations

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Cerebral aneurysms

Risk factors

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Cerebral aneurysms

Types
Pathogenesis

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Cerebral aneurysms

Clinical presentation

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Cerebral aneurysm

Investigations

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Cerebral aneurysms

Treatment

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CNS vascular malformations

Types

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CNS vascular malformations

Clinical manifestations

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CNS vascular malformations

Investigations

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CNS vascular malformations

Surgical risk assessment
Treatment options

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Stroke

Definition

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Stroke

Classification

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TIA

Definition

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TIA

Stratification score for hospitalization

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Stroke

Incidence of different types
Mortality and disability of different types

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Stroke

Risk factors

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Stroke

Causes of thrombotic stroke

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Stroke

Causes of embolic stroke

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Stroke

Causes of hypoperfusion stroke

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Stroke

Causes of hypercoagulability

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Stroke

Causes of hemorrhagic stroke

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Stroke

Morphological features

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Stroke

Histological features

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Cortical stroke

Areas involved
Clinical features

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Subcortical stroke

Areas involved
Clinical features

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ACA stroke

Areas involved
Clinical features

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MCA stroke

Areas involved
Clinical features

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PCA stroke

Areas involved
Clinical features

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Basillar artery stroke

Areas involved
Clinical features

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Vertebral artery stroke

Areas involved
Clinical features

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Lacunar infarct

Types
Areas involved

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Lacunar syndrome is characterized by the ABSENCE of cortical signs

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Lacunar infarct

Different types of clinical manifestation

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Stroke

D/dx

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Stroke

History taking questions

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Stroke

P/E

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Stroke

Biochemical investigation

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Stroke

Radiological investigations

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Stroke

Resuscitation measures

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Stroke

General supportive treatment

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Ischemic Stroke

Fibrinolytic therapy

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Ischemic Stroke

tPA contraindications

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Ischemic Stroke

tPA complications

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Ischemic Stroke

Anti-clotting treatment

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Ischemic Stroke

First line surgical treatment

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Ischemic Stroke

Criteria for mechanical thrombectomy

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Ischemic Stroke

Surgical treatment option for specific infarction

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Ischemic Stroke

Treatment of acute complications

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Ischemic Stroke

Treatment of chronic complications

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Hemorrhagic stroke

Medical treatment

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Hemorrhagic stroke

Surgical management of ICH

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Hemorrhagic stroke

Surgical management of SAH

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Hemorrhagic stroke

Acute and chronic complications
Management

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Nimodipine
* CCB to prevent vasospasm
* Administered to ALL patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage

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Carotid stenosis

Treatment options and indications

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Hemorrhagic stroke

Secondary prevention

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Post-stroke complications

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Post-stroke depression

Epidemiology
Prognosis
Predictors

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Stroke rehabilitation

Assessments
Components

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Subdural hematoma

Classification by timing

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Epidural vs subdural hematoma

Differences

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Epidural hematoma

Causes

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Subdural hematoma

Causes

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Epidural hematoma

Pathogenesis

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Subdural hematoma

Pathogenesis

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Intracranial hemorrhage

Clinical presentation

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Intracranial hemorrhage

Investigation

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Intra-cranial hemorrhage

Treatment rationale

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Treatment of epidural and subdural hematoma

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