CNS - Cerebral aneurysm, Vascular malformations, Stroke, Intra-cerebral hemorrhage Flashcards by Max Kam

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Cerebral aneurysms

Anatomical locations

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Cerebral aneurysms

Risk factors

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Cerebral aneurysms

Types
Pathogenesis

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Cerebral aneurysms

Clinical presentation

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Cerebral aneurysm

Investigations

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Cerebral aneurysms

Treatment

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CNS vascular malformations

Types

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CNS vascular malformations

Clinical manifestations

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CNS vascular malformations

Investigations

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CNS vascular malformations

Surgical risk assessment
Treatment options

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Stroke

Definition

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Stroke

Classification

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TIA

Definition

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TIA

Stratification score for hospitalization

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Stroke

Incidence of different types
Mortality and disability of different types

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Stroke

Risk factors

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Stroke

Causes of thrombotic stroke

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Stroke

Causes of embolic stroke

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Stroke

Causes of hypoperfusion stroke

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Stroke

Causes of hypercoagulability

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Stroke

Causes of hemorrhagic stroke

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Stroke

Morphological features

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Stroke

Histological features

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Cortical stroke

Areas involved
Clinical features

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Subcortical stroke Areas involved Clinical features

ACA stroke Areas involved Clinical features

MCA stroke Areas involved Clinical features

PCA stroke Areas involved Clinical features

Basillar artery stroke Areas involved Clinical features

Vertebral artery stroke Areas involved Clinical features

Lacunar infarct Types Areas involved

Lacunar syndrome is characterized by the ABSENCE of cortical signs

Lacunar infarct Different types of clinical manifestation

Stroke D/dx

Stroke History taking questions

Stroke P/E

Stroke Biochemical investigation

Stroke Radiological investigations

Stroke Resuscitation measures

Stroke General supportive treatment

Ischemic Stroke Fibrinolytic therapy

Ischemic Stroke tPA contraindications

Ischemic Stroke tPA complications

Ischemic Stroke Anti-clotting treatment

Ischemic Stroke First line surgical treatment

Ischemic Stroke Criteria for mechanical thrombectomy

Ischemic Stroke Surgical treatment option for specific infarction

Ischemic Stroke Treatment of acute complications

Ischemic Stroke Treatment of chronic complications

Hemorrhagic stroke Medical treatment

Hemorrhagic stroke Surgical management of ICH

Hemorrhagic stroke Surgical management of SAH

Hemorrhagic stroke Acute and chronic complications Management

Nimodipine * CCB to prevent vasospasm * Administered to ALL patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage

Carotid stenosis Treatment options and indications

Hemorrhagic stroke Secondary prevention

Post-stroke complications

Post-stroke depression Epidemiology Prognosis Predictors

Stroke rehabilitation Assessments Components

Subdural hematoma Classification by timing

Epidural vs subdural hematoma Differences

Epidural hematoma Causes

Subdural hematoma Causes

Epidural hematoma Pathogenesis

Subdural hematoma Pathogenesis

Intracranial hemorrhage Clinical presentation

Intracranial hemorrhage Investigation

Intra-cranial hemorrhage Treatment rationale

Treatment of epidural and subdural hematoma