When the blood flow to the brain is insufficient, it is termed as cerebral vascular insufficiency. It is essentially a number of conditions, usually rare, which causes obstruction to one or more arteries that supply blood to your brain. This blockage leads to strokes or transient ischemic attacks (TIA) or “mini-strokes.”
Cerebral vascular insufficiency is common in the older population mainly due to a high incidence of atherosclerosis, where the carotid artery that carries the major portion of the blood supply to the brain is affected. In children, a very common reason for the cause of cerebral vascular insufficiency is moyamoya disease.
When the blood flow to the brain is insufficient, it is termed as cerebral vascular insufficiency. It is essentially a number of conditions, usually rare, which causes obstruction to one or more arteries that supply blood to your brain. This blockage leads to strokes or transient ischemic attacks (TIA) or “mini-strokes.”
Cerebral vascular insufficiency is common in the older population mainly due to a high incidence of atherosclerosis, where the carotid artery that carries the major portion of the blood supply to the brain is affected. In children, a very common reason for the cause of cerebral vascular insufficiency is moyamoya disease.
Common symptoms of cerebral cardiovascular insufficiency are:
The most common causes of cerebral vascular insufficiency are:
Common symptoms of cerebral cardiovascular insufficiency are:
The most common causes of cerebral vascular insufficiency are: