A 59-year-old man had a sudden cerebral infarction, and the "murderer" turned out to be a 59-year-old male patient with intracranial artery dissection in Shaodong People's Hospital, who suddenly had hemiplegia and confusion on his right limb and was diagnosed

A 59-year-old man had a sudden cerebral infarction, and the "murderer" turned out to be an intracranial artery dissection

A 59-year-old male patient from Shaodong People's Hospital was diagnosed with acute cerebral infarction and was diagnosed with left middle cerebral artery dissection after CT examination. The interventional team of the Department of Neurology carried out bridging interventional surgery for him, and successfully reopened the blocked blood vessels, and the patient's postoperative symptoms recovered well. Cerebral artery dissection may be related to congenital and acquired factors, such as hypertension, cerebral artery malformation, smoking, etc., while mechanical factors (such as trauma), high-impact sports (such as weightlifting, bungee jumping, gymnastics, badminton, yoga, head inertia forward during emergency braking, long-term head bowing to play with mobile phones, inappropriate cervical spine massage techniques, etc.) may also lead to the occurrence of cerebral artery dissection. In daily life, attention should be paid to removing the predisposing factors of arterial dissection, such as reducing neck massage and massage, and avoiding hanging or tilting the head for a long time. If you experience symptoms such as throbbing or tingling in the head, or if you suddenly feel a severe headache, you should seek medical attention.