Caused by the Interruption of Cerebral Artery Blood Flow

Ischemic Stroke

Ischemic stroke, refers to the corresponding neurologic deficits caused by the interruption of cerebral artery blood flow and the subsequent hypoxic-ischemic necrosis of local brain tissue because of various reasons. It is commonly found in elderly people who suffer from arteriosclerosis along with hypertension, coronary heart disease, or diabetes.

Etiology and High-risk Population:

  • Atherosclerosis caused by hypertension,<br/>diabetes and hyperlipidemiaAtherosclerosis caused by hypertension,
    diabetes and hyperlipidemia

Symptoms and Physical Signs

  • Confusion, dizziness,<br/>coma and deathConfusion, dizziness,
    coma and death
  • Slurred speaking,<br/>speech disorderSlurred speaking,
    speech disorder
  • Limb movement disorderLimb movement disorder
  • Vision lost or damage,<br/>visual system disorderVision lost or damage,
    visual system disorder
  • Facial paralysis,<br/>deviated mouthFacial paralysis,
    deviated mouth

Diagnosis Description

Diagnosis description

  • Typical clinical manifestations
  • CT /MRI/MRA/CTA
  • TCD examination

Pathophysiological type

  • Formation of cerebral thrombosis
  • Cerebral embolism
  • Cerebral watershed infarction
  • Massive cerebral infarction, hemorrhagic cerebral infarction, multiple cerebral infarctions, etc.

Clinical type

  • Anterior circulation (ICA/MCA/ACA) cerebral infarction
  • Posterior circulation (VA/BA) cerebral infarction

Common Treatment Strategy

Medical treatmentMedical treatment
Endovascular treatmentEndovascular treatment

Endovascular Treatment – Our Strategy

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Hemorrhagic Stroke

Hemorrhagic Stroke

Intracranial aneurysm refers to the gradually generated abnormal bulges of Intracranial arterial vessel caused by the local damage of intracranial artery vessel wall due to congenital anomalies or acquired injuries under the haemodynamic load and other factors.