Vascular Flashcards

1
Q

Cerebral blood flow in penumbra - neuronal dysfunction

A

20-40ml/100g per minute

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2
Q

What is the normal cerebral blood flow

A

50-60ml/100g per minute

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3
Q

What is the blood flow at irreversible cellular damage

A

<10-15ml/100g per minute

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4
Q

Part of mechanism of cell death in ischemic stroke

A

Activation of caspase (cysteine-a spastic protease/cysteine aspartase)

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5
Q

Size of lacunar infarction

A

<15 mm (typically 3-20) mostly 10mm

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6
Q

Most common site of spinal cord infarction

A

Lumbosacral

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7
Q

Most vulnerable site of spinal cord infarction (hypoperfusion-cardiac arrest/cardiac bypass surg)

A

Mid-thoracic segments (T5-T8)

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8
Q

Risk of stroke in AFIB patients

A

5- fold increase (15-20%)

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9
Q

How much does a single anti platelet decrease the risk of stroke in AFIB patient

A

Decrease by 20%

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10
Q

How much does a single warfarin decrease the risk of stroke in AFIB patient

A

Decrease the risk by 60%

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11
Q

Only 2 NOACs showed superiority compared to warfarin in preventing stroke in AF

A

Dabigatran 150mg and apixaban

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12
Q

Highest risk of recurrence of stroke in young

A

Moyamoya disease

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13
Q

Genetics of moyamoya disease

A

Familial form (15%): AD Ch17

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14
Q

Moyamoya location

A

Stenosis in supraclinoid segment of ICA

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15
Q

Most common dissection location

A

Extra-cranial ICA (c1-c2) or extra-cranial vertebral

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16
Q

Most common FMD locations

A

1- renal artery
2-iliac and carotid (extra-cranial, bilateral in 65%)
3-subclavian and vertebral

17
Q

Most common location of ICH in moyamoya

A

Paraventricular: BG and thalamus

18
Q

What is the gold standard of diagnosis of CADASIL

A

NOTCH-3 on CH19

19
Q

Most common modifiable risk factor in stroke

20
Q

Most common cause of death in stroke

A

Pneumonia and sepsis

21
Q

MOA of clopidogrel and ticagrelor

A

Adenosine diphosphate receptor inhibitor

22
Q

SE of dipyridamole

A

Headache and GI side effects

23
Q

Percent of cryptogenic stroke in young out of all causes

24
Q

MCC of stroke in young

A

Carotid dissection

25
Q

Least risk of hemorrhage in vascualr malformations

A

Venous Angioma/ developmental venous anomaly

26
Q

Highest risk of hemorrhage in vascular malformations

27
Q

Most common initial symptoms in cavernous malformations

28
Q

Most common type of vascular malformation

A

Venous angioma

29
Q

MCC of spontaneous ICH in elderly

30
Q

2nd MCC of spontaneous ICH in elderly

31
Q

MCC of SAH

32
Q

MCC of spontaneous SAH

A

Aneurysm rupture

33
Q

Most common electrolyte imbalance in SAH

A

HypoNa (30%)

34
Q

Most common non-neurological complication in SAH

35
Q

Treatment of cerebral vasospasm

A

Triple H therapy: (first line)
1-Hypertension: norepinephrine
2-Hypervolemia : IV fluids
3-Hemodilution

-intra-arterial vasodilator: Ca channel inhibitor: nicardipine, verapamil

36
Q

Most common location in SDH

A

Parietal and frontal convexities

37
Q

Percent of correlation between spot sign on CTA and expansion of hematoma

A

75% (predictive of hematoma expansion)

38
Q

Most effective in rapid lowering of ICP

A

Hyperventilation (achieving hypocapnia 25-30)