Lenticular artery occlusion

The central branch of the middle cerebral artery is called the lateral lenticular artery, which can be divided into two groups, the internal and external perforating arteries. They wear anthropogenic cloth on the bean-shaped core-shell, caudate nucleus, and two-thirds of the forelimb and hindlimb of the internal capsule. Cerebral vascular bleeding mostly occurs in the striatum. Therefore, some people call the striatum the "bleeding artery."

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