Three Etiologic Factors That Cause Cerebrovascular Accident

Three Etiologic Factors That Cause Cerebrovascular Accident
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In the United States, cerebrovascular diseases (CVD) are considered to be the most common crippling disease and the third most common cause of death. Cerebrovascular disease (CVD) consists of a variety of conditions that affects cerebral blood flow which could lead to the impairment of brain functions either temporarily or permanently (insert your source here).
Stroke or cerebrovascular accident (CVA) is the most significant factor in CVD since it disrupts the blood supply in the brain to around 85% resulting to ischemia. This may be secondary to the atherosclerosis of cerebral arteries or thromboembolic occlusion. It may also lead to hemmorhage of the brain tissue, which occurs in around 15% of the patients insert your source here).
Atherosclerosis of the cerebral vess...