Health Management for Older Adults III - Emergency Response to Stroke -- The Neural Pathophysiology of Stroke

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The size of these anastomoses varies substantially from individual to individual and from region to region within an individual.

The location and size of the actual infarction reflect the locations at which these anastomoses are least adequate.

Very few people can survive a proximal middle cerebral artery occlusion without sustaining at least some cerebral damage.