9Cerebrovascular Disease1+陈国俊.pptVIP

Clinical presentations Age: 50~70 years old With risk factors: hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, abnormal blood lipid Abrupt onset Brief neurologic deficits Internal carotid system Vertibro-basal system Internal carotid TIAs Common features: contralateral hemiplegia, sensory loss or numbness Characteristic presentations: transient monocular blindness(ophthalmic artiery), with contralateral hemiplegia or sensory disturbance, Honer’s sign (hypothalamus) with contralateral hemiplegia Aphasia Vertibral-basal TIAs Common features: Vertigo, usually without tinnitus (耳鸣); nausea, vomiting C