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What is the primary cause of cerebral infarction?
What is the primary cause of cerebral infarction?
- Excessive neuronal activity
- Genetic predisposition
- Disrupted blood supply and restricted oxygen supply (correct)
- Inflammation in the brain tissue
Which classification system for cerebral infarcts relies primarily on the initial symptoms?
Which classification system for cerebral infarcts relies primarily on the initial symptoms?
- International Cerebral Infarction Classification
- TOAST (Trial of Org 10172 in Acute Stroke Treatment) classification
- Society of Neuroscience Stroke Classification
- Oxford Community Stroke Project classification (OCSP) (correct)
What does the TOAST classification system for cerebral infarcts consider for classifying a stroke?
What does the TOAST classification system for cerebral infarcts consider for classifying a stroke?
- Age and gender of the patient
- Clinical symptoms and results of further investigations (correct)
- Ethnicity of the patient
- Presence of fever during the stroke episode
How does the brain degenerate in response to ischemia?
How does the brain degenerate in response to ischemia?
What does the Oxford Community Stroke Project classification predict about a stroke episode?
What does the Oxford Community Stroke Project classification predict about a stroke episode?
What is infarction?
What is infarction?
What is a possible cause of infarction?
What is a possible cause of infarction?
What is ischemia?
What is ischemia?
Which condition is a risk factor for atherosclerotic plaques and thromboembolism?
Which condition is a risk factor for atherosclerotic plaques and thromboembolism?
What causes subendothelial thrombogenic material exposure leading to thrombus formation in atherosclerotic formations?
What causes subendothelial thrombogenic material exposure leading to thrombus formation in atherosclerotic formations?