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acute neuronal injury
-definition?
-results in?
-changes assoc. w/acute CNS hypoxia/ischemia
-"red neurons"
red neurons
-when are they seen?
-12-24 hrs after hypoxia/ischemia
gliosis
-indicator of ?
-CNS injury
categories of cerebrovascular disease?
-thrombosis
-embolism
-hemorrhage
ischemia
-types?
-global cerebral
-focal cerebral
global cerebral ischemia
-definition?
-2ndary to dec cerebral perfusion (hypotension, cardiac arrest, shock)
focal cerebral ischemia
-definition?
-impairment blood flow to localized region of brain (atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, vasculitis)
penumbra
-definition?
-region between necrotic tissue and normal brain
-at risk
border zone infarcts (watershed)
-definition?
-causes?
-infarcts in regions btwn arterial territories (ost distal reaches)
-after hypotensive episodes
global cerebral ischemia
-morphologic changes?
-general swelling, w/ widened gyri and narrowed sulci
thrombotic occlusions
-most common cause?
-most common sites?
-assoc with?
-atherosclerosis
-carotid bifurcation, origin of MCA, basilar artery
-HTN, DM
embolism
-definition?
-types?
-mass that breaks free from site origin and migrates in vasculature
-fat, tumor, air, blood clot
paradoxical emboli
-definition?
-form in venous system and cross to arterial system
vasculitis
-definition?
-inflammation of vessel wall
hemorrhagic infarct
-assoc with?
-embolism
nonhemorrhagic infarct
-assoc with?
-thrombosis
nonhemorrhagic infarct Morphologic findings
-48 hrs?
-2-10 days?
-10 days - 3 weeks?
-tissue pale, soft, swollen
-brain gelatinous and friable
-lesion = cystic cavity w/liquefied tissue
nonhemorrhangic infarct microscopic findings
-12 hrs?
-48 hrs?
-1 week?
-months?
-red neurons
-neutrophilic infiltration
-phagocytic cells from monocytes and microglial cells
-reactive astrocytosis
-glial fibers, new capillaries, perivascular connective tissue, cavity
cerebral venous thrombosis
-risk factors?
-sx?
-prothrombotic conditions, oral contrceptives, pregancy
-HA w/wo vomit, papilledema, visual
spinal cord infarction
-causes?
-hypoperfusion, impair blood flow
bruits of carotid artery
-reveal?
-atherosclerotic ds of arteries
hypertensive changes in brain?
-lacunar infarct
-slit hemorrhage
-htn encephalopathy
-htn intracerebral hemorrhage
lacunar infarct
-definition?
-most common places?
-small cavitary infarcts
-basal ganglia, hemispheric white matter, brainstem (deep penetrating arteries)
lacunar infarct
-syndromes?
-pure motor hemiparesis
-pure sensory stroke
-ataxic hemiparesis
-dysarthria and clumsy hand
slit hemorrhage
-causes?
-microscopic?
-htn to rupture small pen. vessels - small hemorrhages
-tissue destruction, gliosis, macrophages
hypertensive encephalopathy
-causes?
-signs?
-malignant htn
-HA, confusion, vomit, convulsions, coma
hypertensive encephalopathy
-morphology?
-microscopic?
-edema in brain w/out tonsilar herniation
-petechiae and fibrinooid necrosis of arterioles
vascular dementia
-types?
-multi-infarct
-diffuse white matter ds (binswangers)
multi infarct dementia
-definition?
-sx?
-multiple, bilat grey matter and white matter infarcts
-dementia, gait abnormalities, pseudo bulbar signs, neurologic deficits
epidural hematoma
-artery injured?
-dura placement?
-middle meningeal artery
-dura peeled off skull
subdural hematoma
-vasculature?
-dura palcement?
-bridging veins
-dura still attatched to skull
epidural hematoma
-sx?
-radiologic?
-head trauma, HA, vomit, drowsiness, confusion, aphasia, seizure, hemiparesis
-lens shaped mass
subdural hematoma
-at risk?
-elderly (brain atrophy)
-infants (bridging veins have thin walls)
subdural hematoma
-sx?
-HA, lightheadedness, cognitive impairment, apathy, insomnolence, hemiparesis
intracerebral hemorrhage
-cause?
-factors?
-most common site?
-rupture of small intraparenchymal vessel
-htn, cerebral amyloid angiopathy, coag disorder, neoplasm, vasculitis, aneurysm, vascular malformation
-putamen
charcot-bouchard microaneurysms
-assoc w?
-definition?
-chronic htn
-vessels less 300um and usually in basal ganglia
intracerebral hemorrhage
-morphology?
-microscopic?
-acute: collection of blood; old: cavity w/brown tint
cerebral amyloid angiopathy
-definition?
-leads to?
-amyloid deposition in small/med b. vessels of meningeal and corticalvessels
-weak vessel wall
CADASIL (cerebral autosomal dom. arteriopathy w/subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy)
-definition?
-microscopic?
-hereditary type stroke
-thickening of arteries, basophilic
subarachnoid hemorrhage
-cause?
-rupture of berry (saccular) aneurysm
-atherosclerotic aneurysm
subarachnoid hemorrhage
-inc incidence in?
-AD polycystic kidney ds
-ehlers-danlos
-neurofibromatosis type I
-marfan
-HTN, cigarette
subarachnoid hemorrhage
-clinical sx?
-severe HA
vascular malformations
-types?
-arteriovenous
-cavernous
-capillary telangiectasias
-venous angiomas
arteriovenous malformation
-location?
-definitoin?
-sx?
-MCA territory
-mass of enlarged b. vessels and gliotic tissue
-seizure, intracerebreal hem. subarachonoid hem.
cavernous malformations
-definition?
-location?
-large, irregular vessels w/thin collagenous walls
-cerebellum, pons, subcortical areas
capillary telangiectasias
-definition?
-location?
-sx?
-aggregates of dilated, thin walled vessels separated by brain parenchyma
-pons
-asymptomatcic
venous angiomas
-definition?
-ectatic venous channels