Cerebral thrombosis

Cerebral thrombosis is based on cerebral atherosclerosis and plaque. Under the conditions of slow blood flow and low blood pressure, the blood's constituents adhere to the intima of the artery to form a thrombus, which is called cerebral thrombosis. Clinically, hemiplegia is the main clinical manifestation. Occurs more than 50 years old, slightly more men than women.

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