Cerebrovascular Diseases — Flashcards

_____ hemorrhage most commonly occurs due to rupture of Charcot-Bouchard microaneurysms, secondary to chronic hypertension

In Punch-Drunk syndrome, the _____ leads to stretching of the bridging veins, which predisposes to a subdural haemorrhage.

One histological feature seen after an ischemic stroke is the presence of _____ which cause liquefactive necrosis, appearing between 1 - 3 days

HSV causes hemorrhagic necrosis of the inferomedial _____ and frontal lobe.

Cerebral ischemia of the neocortex typically affects layers _____, 5, and 6, causing cortical laminar necrosis

One histological feature seen after an ischemic stroke is the presence of _____ and vascular proliferation, which appear between 1 - 2 weeks

Shrunken, yellow-brown, cystic lesions in the gyri and subarachnoid space associated with _____ are called as plaque jaune.

What CNS tumor is seen in the histology slide below? _____

Spheno-orbital encephalocoele, due to dysplasia of the greater wing of the sphenoid is commonly seen in _____

Hint: inherited condition

Which feature of von Hippel-Lindau disease is seen in the image below? _____