...* Identifying inflammation or bleeding in the central nervous system * Detecting cancer in the brain or spinal cord * Confirming a cerebrovascular accident (stroke) * Measuring pressure in the...
...as stroke that may be causing various symptoms in the vascular system. To diagnose arterial plaque and determine the severity of the condition To aid in treatment. Laser and radiofrequency...
...risks and potential complications. These include: Infection Blood clots Stroke Nerve damage Heart attack After the procedure, patients are given antibiotics. However, if they suffer from common symptoms of infection,...
...the wound site, and laceration of the stitches. In certain instances, the complications can be life-threatening, such as a blood clot formation or stroke. However, these are very rare. Moreover,...
...emergency cases that often require tracheotomy because it is imperative that the patient be able to breathe normally. These conditions include a stroke, paralysis due to spinal cord injury, cystic...
...their illness and may even contribute to the worsening of their condition. Chronic conditions that may cause psychiatric symptoms include, but are not limited to, the following: Heart disease Stroke...
...in which case the patient suffers from internal bleeding and organ damage. If it happens in the brain, it can lead to stroke and death of the brain’s tissues. Usually,...
...oxygen even after they have been discharged. In patients who have histories of heart conditions, there is a risk of stroke or cardiac arrhythmias. Blood clots could also develop and...
...long-term complications of hyperglycemia include: high blood pressure heart disease, which increases the risk of heart attack and stroke peripheral neuropathy chronic kidney disease eye problems that can include loss...
...the arteries leading to the heart harden and become narrow Hypertension Neurogenic conditions, such as: Parkinson’s disease Multiple sclerosis Spinal injury Spinal disorder Stroke Diabetes Mental health problems (and their...