脑萎缩的形成的病因（The cause of the formation of brain atrophy）.docVIP

脑萎缩的形成的病因（The cause of the formation of brain atrophy） One pathogenic factor Http:/// Http:/// The disease is multifactorial. By genetics, brain trauma, poisoning sequelae, cerebral ischemia and hypoxia, cerebral vascular malformation, brain tumors, epilepsy, stroke onset, long-term excessive smoking and drinking, malnutrition, disease, thyroid function, cerebral arteriosclerosis, gas poisoning, alcohol poisoning caused by brain damage and atrophy of nerve cells, deformation, disappear, the pathogenic factors the main blood vessel in the brain caused by chronic ischemia. From human embryonic development to the old and the harmful factors from both the macro and micro organism in all aspects of the constant material and energy metabolism to obtain nutrition and is not conducive to clear their physiological function, so that their internal and external environment of the body more adapt to changing. The key to this function must be the abundance of oxygen, that is, in the effective circulation of the blood, enough red blood cells carry oxygen and are impaired in its function and shape. When such damage does not result in a serious change in its physiological function, there is a healthy aging of the human brain, that is, brain atrophy in healthy old people. The decline of erythrocyte deformability in elderly people is the lack of effective blood perfusion of the microvasculature. The brain tissue is in a state of chronic ischemia and hypoxia. The morphology and function of the brain cells will be affected, namely, brain atrophy. At the same time, dyslipidemia plays an important role in senile cerebral atrophy and cerebral hypoperfusion. Another study found significant white matter atrophy of the incidence of hypertension was significantly higher than that of significant cortical atrophy, this analysis, in the formation of atherosclerosis and hypertension arteriolar sclerosis of senile cerebral atrophy in a certain role, mainly by the vascular branches of cerebral cort