What is Cerebrovascular disease?
What is Cerebrovascular disease? A collection of illnesses collectively referred to as "cerebrovascular disease" have an impact on the brain's blood arteries and blood flow. Blood vessel constriction (stenosis), clot formation (thrombosis), artery blockage (embolism), or blood vessel rupture (hemorrhage) can all cause issues with blood flow. Brain tissue is impacted by inadequate blood flow, or ischemia, which can result in a stroke. Brain Vascular Disorders Among the cerebral vascular diseases are: -Aneurysms -AVM, or arteriovenous malformations -Cavernous malformations of the brain (CCM) -AVF (arteriovenous fistula) -Fistula in the carotid arteries -TIA and strokes due to carotid stenosis The best way to treat these many cerebrovascular problems is with a combination of minimally invasive procedures like endovascular surgery and radiosurgery, as well as complicated cranial microsurgery. The aim is to maintain or quickly restore appropriate blood flow and oxygen delive