椎基底供血缺少与眩晕(国外英文资料).docVIP

椎基底供血不足与眩晕 Yao shanshan, the first affiliated hospital of the PLA general hospital Write before class Vertebral - basilar artery blood supply deficiency and vertigo is a common clinical disease, one of the hide, change fast onset of the disease, illness weight, more complications, and did a lot of psychological burden to patients, and refractory diseases of making clinical doctors have a headache. In recent years, the incidence of the disease has been increasing steadily, and the social harm has been increasing year by year, but it has not been properly standardized in clinical practice. This article elaborates on this aspect, which is intended to promote the deficiency and vertigo in the vertebral basement artery and to be more reasonable and effective in clinical work. An overview of the insufficient supply of blood in the vertebral basement artery The vertebral artery of the left and right sides, arising from the subclavian artery, traversing through the transverse foramen of the upper six cervical vertebra, and then perforating the occipital bone into the cranium. The vertebral artery runs in the neck and does not branch. The vertebral artery is closely related to the position of the cervical vertebra. Therefore, its blood flow is susceptible to cervical spondylosis. After entering the road, the two vertebral arteries move along the lateral side of the extension of the medullary and merge into the lower part of the inner brain bridge into an al artery. Both the vertebral artery and the basal artery branch into the brain, which is known collectively as the vertebral and basal artery system. Blood of the system, the main supply of medulla oblongata, pons, and midbrain, the inner ear, diencephalon, occipital lobe and temporal lobe underside vestibular system all has the branch of vertebral - basilar artery system supply. As a result, ischemic lesions in the vertebral basement arterial system inevitably lead to vertigo. Common symptoms of insufficient blood supply