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SURGICAL SIEVE
V vascular
I inflammatory / infectious
T traumatic
A autoimmune
M metabolic
I iatrogenic
N neoplastic
C congenital
D degenerative
E endocrine / environmental
F functional
Apoplex / CVI
Entitäten?
85 % ischämisch
10 % intraparenchymatöse Blutung
5 % Subarachnoidalblutung
Apoplex / CVI
Klinik?
K: Hemisyndrom nicht beweisend für kortikale Läsion!
+ neuropsychologisches Syndrom zwingend

A. cerebri media:
Grosshirnkonvexität
motorisch: Hemisyndrom (nicht spezifisch!)
links: Aphasie (Mot./sens), Objektagnosie
rechts: Hemineglect,
A. cerebri anterior:
beinbetonte Hemiparese
+ frontale neuropsych. Syndrom
the young patient
In a relatively young patient, many illnesses can easily be grouped into one of the following three general categories: diseases caused by heredity (genes), those caused by exposures that are often due to a particular behavior, and those that are consequences of everyday life (bad luck).