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Macrovasuclar Thrombembolic (multi-infarct dementia)

Mech and structures Involved
Thrombosis of emboli of large or medium arteries

Cortical structures in distribution of ACA, MCA, PCA or border zones between
Single strategic strokes

Mech and structures Involved
Single ischemic lesion in behaviorally critical area

Thalamus, caudate nuc, left ang gyrus, ant cing or genu of internal capsule
Mult subcortical lacunar strokes

Mech and structures Involved
Arteriosclerosis of deep penetrating end arterioles

Basal ganglia and thalamus with involvement of frontal subcortical circuits
Extensive white matter lesions
Binswangers disease

Mech and structures Involved
Arteriosclerosis of deep penetrating end arterioles

Basal ganglia and thalamus with involvement of frontal subcortical circuits
Post-ischemic dementia

Mech and structures Involved
decr BP and cerebral perfusion below critical threshold

Frontal and other cortical laminar necrosis, loss of cells in striatum and hippocampus, pyramidal cell loss in cerebellum
Hemorrhagic dementia

Mech and structures Involved
Malignant htn, amyloid angiopathy, and vasc defects

Varies with hemorrhage location
Genetic Cerebrovascular disorders

Mech and structures Involved
CADASIL, Fabrys disease

Tend ot involve deep white matter and subcortical gray nuclei
CADASIL-Cerebral Autosomal Dominant(19) arteriopathy with subcortical infarct and leukoencephalopathy

Fabrys
Vascular-alzheimers dementia

Mech and structures Involved
Combination of cerebrovascular disease and feature of developing AD

Involvement of frontal-subcortical circuits plus hippocampal memory loss and other features suggesting AD