Whether the right cerebral infarction can return to self-care depends on the severity of the patient’s neurological deficit. In patients with right cerebral lacunar infarction and cerebral infarction with NIHSS…
For subacute cerebral infarction, it cannot be cured strictly speaking. Subacute cerebral infarction refers to cerebral infarction that is detected between two weeks and two months after the onset of…
Cerebellar infarction is an infarction of the posterior circulation, and the disease is still relatively severe. If the site and extent of cerebellar infarction are large, it may cause severe…
Patients with cerebral infarction cannot get angry, and mood swings are detrimental to the patient’s disease. When the acute phase of cerebral infarction, patients who are angry will lead to…
Cavernous cerebral infarction of the pontine brain is caused by occlusion of a deep penetrating branch of the basilar artery and mainly causes the cavernous syndrome. Common clinical symptoms include:…
Cerebral infarction is the name of the disease, and most of them are caused by the narrowing and occlusion of blood vessels after atherosclerosis, and the local ischemia and necrosis…
Cerebral infarction is a major disease, which is a common and frequent disease in neurology, mostly occurring in middle-aged and elderly people. Patients have a high rate of disability and…
If the patient’s condition is stable and the muscle strength of the lower limb of the paralyzed side of the limb reaches more than three levels, functional exercises of the…
Fever in cerebral infarction can aggravate the patient’s condition, and if the body temperature is too high it can aggravate the death of brain cells, and generally should be given…
There are multiple factors that determine how long a patient with a cerebral infarction will die, and they are more difficult to answer. If the patient is older, has a…