Abstract: . . .  I termini specificati sono presenti solamente in collegamenti che rimandano alla seguente pagina: biopsychology 1581 Neurological Disorders June 1, 2006 Event Related Brain Damage Stroke Cancer Diabetes Contusion Concussion Infection Endogenous Brain Damage Epilepsy Aging: Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's Disease Can the Brain Recover? Degeneration Regeneration Stroke - CVA Arterial System Stroke - CVA Types of Stroke Types of Stroke Cerebral Hemorrhage – bleeding in the brain caused by hypertension, structural defects, toxic chemicals, blood disease or the rupture of aneurysms Cerebral Ischemia – disruption in blood supply Thrombosis – blockage by a clot, fat or oil Embolism – blockage passes from a larger vessel into a smaller vessel. Arteriosclerosis – narrowing of vessels. Stroke - CVA Ischemia Ischemic Damage – only a subset of cell death in CVA is due to a loss of oxygen and glucose. The remainder of the damage is due to excitotoxicity. Excitotoxic Damage: Blood deprived neurons become overactive Over activity causes excessive . . .
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