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Cerebral Vasculature Charlie Stagg November 2010 You may want to stop eating your lunch for a while….
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The circulation as a whole
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Internal Carotid Arteries Anterior Cerebral a. Middle Cerebral a. Internal Carotid a.
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Vertebral Arteries Posterior Cerebral a. Basilar a
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Circle of Willis Anterior Cerebral a. Middle Cerebral a. Internal Carotid a. Vertebral a. Posterior Cerebral a. Basilar a Communicating a.
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Blood supply - the 3 cerebral arteries Anterior Middle Posterior From the internal carotid From the vertebral a. LATERALMEDIAL
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You can see them on MRI (whether or not you want to….)
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Capillaries
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Venous Drainage
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You can see veins too… Sagittal sinus
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Ischaemic Stroke (80%) Atherothromboembolism Cardioembolism Small vessel disease Arterial dissection (Rare stuff)
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Atherothromboembolism Athero - –Soft gruel-like deposit (cholesterol) - thrombo - –Blood clot -embolism –a mass of clotted blood or other material brought by the blood from one vessel and forced into a smaller one, obstructing the circulation
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Atherothromboembolism stenosis
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Stroke Treatment - “Brain Attack Principle” Event-to-needle time 3h Acute CT Head Clot busting drugs
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Stroke Treatment - for the others Admission to a stroke unit mortality by 30% Physiotherapy Occupational Therapy Good rehabilitation…. Secondary Prevention - blood pressure, stop smoking, check for diabetes etc.
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Sub-arachnoid haemorrhage Sudden onset “worst-ever headache” Young, fit people. Nasty Picture Alert
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