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    Presented by :-RAHUL RAVISHB.Sc-final yr.

    Roll no. 71704

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    It is a non-traumatic brain injury caused

    by occlusion or rupture of cerebral blood

    vessels that results in sudden

    neurological deficit.

    It is also denoted by cerebrovascularaccident(CVA).

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    1) Intracranial haemorrhage

    (15%) of all stroke:-

    Intracerebral haemorrhage (10%)Subarachnoid haemorrhage(5%)

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    2)Ischemic brain injury(85%):-Large vessels(20%)

    Small vessels(20%)

    Cerebral vessels(20%)

    Less common cause such as cerebral

    vasculitis or cerebralhypotension(5%)

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    It occurs due to:-

    Rupture of weakend vessels within brain

    parenchyma as a result of hypertension. Arteriovenous malformation.

    Tumour .

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    It occurs due to rupture of a

    cerebral artery.

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    Modifiable risk factors:-1) Hypertension- it is defined as

    SBP>165mmhg or DBP >95mmhg.HTincrease the risk of stroke 6 times.

    Among stroke survivours,67% have

    chronic HT.

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    . Reduction of DBP is associated with

    reduction in stroke.

    . Isolated systolic HT is more commonamong individuals older than 60yrs.

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    It is associated with an increased risk of

    atherothrombotic stroke and

    haemorrhagic stroke.3) Hypercholesterolemia indicatesindirect risk factor for stroke; is

    responsible for CAD & atherosclerosis.

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    4)Obesity

    5) Heart diseases increases stroke risk

    by 2 to 6 times normal.

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    1) Age- in younger age group cause ispolycythemia ,whereas in older agegroup HT,CAD etc.

    2) Sex 30% more in males.3) Race - seen commonly in blacks andpeople of asian origin.

    4) Socio cultural factors- example dietaryrestrictions , various social

    taboos,increased salt intake etc.5) Family history of premature vascular

    diseases.

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    ACA Stroke

    MCA Stroke

    PCA Stroke

    ICA Stroke

    VBA Stroke

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    Brain is supplied by four major arteries:- Two rt. & lt. ICA. Two rt. & lt. vertebral artery.

    Internal carotid artery:- Begins at bifurcation of common carotid artery andascend into deep portions of neck till carotid canal.

    It pierces dura mater & gives off branches-- ophthalmic artery- anterior choroidal artery.

    It terminates as bifurcation into middle & ant.Cerebral artery.

    Ant . Communicating artery communicates withrt./ lt. ACA.

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    It Begins as a branch of subclavian artery.

    It enters the vertebral foramen of 6th

    cervical vertebra and travels up throughforamina of transverse process of C6 to

    C1 to foramen magnum & finally into

    brain.

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    It travels in posterior cerebral fossa ,ventrally medially & unites with oppositeside vertebral artery & forms basilar

    artery at upper border of medulla.At upper border of pons ,basilar artery

    bifurcates to form posterior cerebralartery.

    Posterior communicating artery connectsposterior cerebral artery with internalcarotid artery to form circle of willis.

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    Interruptions of bloodflow

    Cerebral circulatoryarrest

    Irreversible cellulardamage

    Focal infarction within

    minutes

    Transtitional areasurrounding the core

    causes Ischm. Penumbra

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    Triggers damaging &potentially reversibleevents causes Isch.Cascad

    Neurotransmittersglutamate , aspartatereleased

    Disturbance of energymetabolism & anoxicdepolarization

    Inability of brain cells toproduce energy

    Reacts with intracellular

    phospholipids

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    Free radicals formed

    Release of nitric oxide &cytokines

    ama e rain cells.eriod: - rs

    Causin cere ral dama e.

    Max. - days

    Swellin su sides.

    Wit in 2- weeks

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    If there is left sided lesions there is rt. Sidehemiplegia,rt.side sensory loss i.e.hemianaesthesia & speech impairment

    asspeech is controlled by lt. side ofbrain(Brocas motor speech area).

    If rt.side lesion than hemiplegia &hemianaesthesia of lt. side along with

    visuaospatial neglect that meansdisorientation about person,time,place,hisdressing sense etc.

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    RAHUL