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Thecranialnervenuclei.
Keepingthesefewpointsinmind,hereareafewbrainstemstrokesyndromesyoushouldknow.These
areclinicallyimportant,andcomeupfrequentlyonroundsandeveninreallife—oftennotincomplete
formbutcertainlyinarecognizablepresentation.Theitalicizedfontonthenextpagehelpshighlightthe
keydistinguishingfeaturesofeachsyndrome.
Box2.8
Jean-DominiqueBaubywastheeditor-in-chiefoftheFrencheditionofEllemagazinein1995
whenhesufferedabrainstemstrokethatlefthimlockedin.TheDivingBellandtheButterfly
ishismemoir,publishedseveralyearslaterandwrittenentirely—withthehelpofa
transcriberwhorepeatedlyrecitedthealphabet—byblinking,selectingoneletteratatime.
ThefilmadaptationpremieredinCannesin2007.
Wallenbergsyndrome
Location:lateralmedulla
Vascularsupply:PICA
Presentation:
Hoarseness,dysphagia,hiccups(nucleusambiguus:CN10,11)
Ipsilateralp ain/temperaturelosstoface(CN5)
Contralateralpain/temperaturelosstobody(sp inothalamictract)
IpsilateralHornersyndrome(sympathetics)
Ataxia(inferiorcerebellarpeduncle)
Vertigo(vestibularnuclei)
Dejerinesyndrome
Location:medialmedulla
Vascularsupply:vertebralartery,anteriorspinalartery
Presentation:
Ipsilateraltongueweak ness(CN12)
Contralateralhemiparesis(corticospinalt ract)
Contralateralvibration/prop rioceptionlosstobody(dorsalcolumnmediallemniscustract)
MarieFoixsyndrome
Location:lateralpons
Vascularsupply:AICA,pontineperforators
Presentation:
Ipsilateralp ain/temperaturelosstoface(CN5)
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Ipsilateralfacialdroop(CN7)
Ipsilateralhearingloss(CN8)
Contralateralpain/temperaturelosstobody(sp inothalamictract)
IpsilateralHornersyndrome(sympathetics)
Ataxia(middleandinferiorcerebellarp eduncles)
LacunarStrokeSyndromes.Lacunarstrokesaccountforapproximately25%ofallischemicstrokesand
aremostoftenduetosmallvesseldiseaseoftheperforatingarteriesoftheMCA,PCA,andbasilarartery
(seepage54).Therearefiveclassiclacunarsyndromes.Thefirstthreecharacteristicallyinvolvethe
face,arm,andleg;allfiveareusually,butnotalways,devoidofanycorticalsigns.
Pure motor—weakness of the contralateral face, arm, and leg. This is the most common lacunar
syndrome,usuallyduetoinfarctsintheinternalcapsuleorbasalganglia.
Pure sensory—sensoryloss ofthe contralateral face, arm, andleg; almostalwaysduetothalamic
infarcts.
Sensorimotor—some combination of the above; most often due to infarcts involving both the
thalamusandtheinternalcapsule(termedthalamocapsularinfarcts).
Ataxic hemiparesis—characterized by weakness and ataxia of the involved limb(s). Localization
varies.
Clumsy-handdysarthria—characterizedby dysarthria as wellasby clumsinessand mildweakness
ofonehand.Localizationvaries.
CTmissesmostlacunes(particularlythoseinthebrainstem),soMRIisoftennecessaryfordiagnosis.
Box2.9InternuclearOphthalmoplegia(INO)
INO,adisorderofconjugatelateralgazeinwhichoneeyeisunabletofullyadductevenas
theotherabductscompletely,iscausedbydamagetothemediallongitudinalfasciculus
(MLF;atractoffiberslocatedintheparamedianareaofthemidbrainandpons).Althoughit
ismostoftenduetomultiplesclerosisinyoungpatients,brainstemstrokeisthemost
commoncauseintheelderly.INOisdescribedingreaterdetailinChapter9(seepage232).
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Aheatmapofthecorticospinalfibers,whichstartoutwidelydispersedinthemotorcortexandthengather
together,astheydescendthroughthecoronaradiataintotheinternalcapsuleandbrainstem,intoatightly
boundbundle.Theresultisthatcorticaldamagetothesefiberstendstoaffectonlypartofthehemibody
(eithertheface,arm,orleg),whereasdeeperdamage—asoccursinlacunarinfarcts—affectstheentire
hemibody.(ReprintedfromDalamagkasK,TsintouM,RathiY,etal.Individualvariationsofthehuman
corticospinaltractanditshand-relatedmotorfibersusingdiffusionMRItractography.BrainImaging
Behav.2020;14(3):696-714.)
Ische micStrokeEtiologies IschemicStrokeSyndromes
Cardioembolism ACA,MCA,PCAstroke
Largearteryatherosclerosis Basilararterystroke
Smallvesselocclusivedisease Brainstemstroke
Strokeofotherdeterminedetiology Lacunarstroke
Strokeofundeterminedetiology
Aquicksummaryofwhatyou’velearnedsofaraboutischemicstroke—see,it’snotthatbad!
Management
Notlongago,strokewastreatedasachroniccondition.Managementfocusedsolelyonrehabilitationand
secondaryprevention.Then,in1996,tissueplasminogenactivator(tPA)wasapprovedfortheacute
treatmentofischemicstroke.BecausetPAmustbegivenquicklytobeeffective,thearrivalofthisdrug
resultedvirtuallyovernightinthetransformationofischemicstrokefromachronicconditionintoa
neurologicemergency.Withtheadventofendovascularthrombectomyin2015,thetimewindowinwhich
wecouldtreatischemicstrokewasexpanded,andtoday,withongoingtrialsutilizingnewimaging
techniquesthathelpusidentifysalvageablebraintissue,thatwindowcontinuestogrow.
Acutestrokecaremovesfast.Thereisaclearassociationbetweentimetotreatmentandmeaningful
recovery.Thus,whenapatientpresentswithanacuteonsetofafocalneurologicdeficit,inorderto
providethebestcarepossible,itbecomesatrueteameffort,ofteninvolvingthepatient’sfamily
members,coworkers,andevenbystanders,aswellasemergencymedicalservices,nurses,and
physicians.
Whenapatientwithalikelystrokeshowsupatanemergencysetting,therearetwodecisionsthatmust
bemadeasquicklyaspossible.
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IsthepatientacandidatefortPA?
Isthepatientacandidateforendovascularthrombectomy?
Thesequestionsareindependentofeachother;theanswertooneinnowayaffectstheanswertothe
other.3Iftheanswertobothis“no,”theurgencyofthestrokecodeisover.Butlet’swalkthroughwhat
happenswhentheanswertobothis“yes.”
IVThrombolyticTherapy.Thrombolyticsbreakupbloodclots.tPA,thefirstandstillmostcommonly
usedIVthrombolytic4inacutestrokecare,doesthisbycatalyzingtheconversionofplasminogeninto
plasmin,whichinturnlysesthefibrinclot.ItwasFoodandDrugAdministration(FDA)approvedin
1996tobegivenwithina3-hourtimewindow;sincethen,thatwindowhasexpandedto4.5hours5from
whatwerefertoas“lastknownwell,”orthetimeatwhichthepatientwaslastdefinitivelyseenathisor
herneurologicbaseline.
Box2.10CapsularWarningSyndrome
Motorlacunesoccasionallypresentwithaburstofdramatic,hemiplegicTIAs,inwhichthe
motordeficitrepeatedlyappearsandthen—usuallyafter10to15minutesorso—fully
resolves.Unfortunately,about50%ofthesepatientsgoontodevelopfixeddeficitswithina
dayorso.
Whenastrokecodeisactivated,thelastknownwellisthefirstpieceofinformationyouneedto
obtain.Ifthepatientiswithinthetherapeuticwindow,allofyourfollow-upquestionsshouldthenbe
gearedtowarddeterminingwhetherornotthepatientiseligiblefortPA.Thelistofrelativeandabsolute
contraindicationsfortPAislongandcomplicatedbutcanbesimplifiedbyaskingtwoquestions.
1. Is the patient likely to bleed? tPA breaks upclots andthuspredisposes tobleeding.There are onlythree objective measures that
must alwaysbecheckedpriortotPAadministration: blood pressure,a finger-stickglucose,anda CTofthe head.Severely elevated
bloodpressure(systolicbloodpressure[SBP]>185ordiastolicbloodpressure[DBP]>110,accordingtothemostrecentguidelines)is
acontraindicationtotPA,butcanoftenberapidlyreducedwithIVantihypertensivetherapy.Glucoselevelsbelow50orabove400are
alsocontraindications(hypo-andhyperglycemiaarecommonstrokemimics;seepage75),butagaincanoftenberapidlycorrectedand,
if theneurologicdeficits persistdespitecorrection,donotpreclude tPAadministration.Finally,a CToftheheadmustbecompletedto
ruleoutintracranialhemorrhage.
2. Significantsurgery,headtrauma, orstrokewithin thepreceding3monthsareallrelativetPA contraindications,determinedonacaseby-case basisbyweighingrisksandbenefits. Thepresence of anintra-axialbrain tumoror active use ofan anticoagulant(including
heparin, Lovenox, dabigatran, apixaban, and rivaroxaban) are also contraindications. Warfarin is its own story: if the patient is on
warfarin,astatinternationalnormalizedratio(INR)mustbechecked,andifit’sgreaterthan1.7,tPAiscontraindicated.
3. Arethepatient’ssymptomsdisabling?Isolatedsensorysymptoms,forexample,tendtobeconsiderednondisabling,andthus tPA is
notrecommended;therisk/benefitratiofavorswithholdingtreatment.Thatsaid,oneperson’sminorneurologicdeficitisanother’sentire
world.Mildfingerweakness,for instance,maynot affectthe quality oflife of a90-year-oldpatientwholivesin a nursinghome but
couldendthecareerofayoungpianistorsurgeon.Inthecaseofourpatient,Laura,thenumbnessandweaknessinvolvingherleftarm
are subtle findings but ultimately deemed disabling given her career as a professional tennis player. These decisions must be
individualized,withrisksandbenefitsweighedasappropriate.
Iftherearenocontraindications,tPAisrelativelysafe.Thetwoimmediateconcernsaresymptomatic
intracerebralhemorrhage(ICH)andorolingualangioedema.
SymptomaticICH(seeninapproximately6%ofpatientsintheoriginaltrials;itismorecommonin
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olderpatientswithlargerinfarcts)occursasaconsequenceofreperfusioninjury(i.e.,bleedingandtissue
damagecausedbytherapidreturnofbloodflowtoweakenedbloodvesselsfollowingaperiodof
ischemia).Ifyourpatient’sexaminationbeginstoworsenafteryou’vestartedtPA,symptomaticICHmust
beatthetopofyourdifferential.StopthetPAinfusion,obtainastatCT,andifsignificantbleedingis
identified,reversethetPAwitheithercryoprecipitateortranexamicacid.
Orolingualangioedemaismostoftenseeninpatientspreviouslyorcurrentlyonanangiotensinconvertingenzymeinhibitor.Itistypicallyasymmetricandcancausesignificantairwaycompromise.If
thesymptomsaresevere,thetPAinfusionmustbestopped,intubationconsidered,andsteroidsandan
antihistaminegivenassoonaspossible.
tPAworks(i.e.,itopens,orrecanalizes,theoccludedvessel)between5%and30%ofthetime.Itis
moreeffectiveatbreakingupsmallerclotsthanbiggerones;therateofsuccesswithlargevessel
occlusions(LVOs)isonlyaround10%.
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Forevery100patientswhoreceivetissueplasminogenactivator(tPA),aboutone-thirdimprove,mostare
unaffected,andafewdoworse.
Box2.11LastKnownWell
Themomentwhenapatientwaslastknownwellmaybeequivalenttothetimeofsymptom
onset(e.g.,ifthepatientisabletotellyouthatheorshewasfineat11:45pmandbecame
acutelyweakontheleftsideat11:46pm,thenheorshewaslastknownwellat11:45pm),
butit’softennotsostraightforward.Aphasicpatients,forinstance,maynotbeabletotell
youwhentheirsymptomsbegan,andthusyoumustrelyoncollateralinput,oftenfromfamily
membersorhomehealthaides,todeterminelastknownwell.So-called“wake-up”strokes
arealsocommon:patientsgotosleep“well”andthenwakeupwithnewneurologicdeficits.
Inthesecases,wecan’tknowwhattimethestrokehappenedandthelastknownwellwillbe
thetimeatwhichthepatientfellasleep.
EndovascularThrombectomy.Theneedtodevelopeffectiveendovasculartherapywaspromptedbythe
tighttimewindowandlonglistofcontraindicationsassociatedwithtPA;althoughgroundbreaking,tPAis
ultimatelyabletotreatonlyafractionofpatientswithacuteischemicstroke.
Theroadtothedevelopmentofsafeandeffectivemechanicalthrombectomywasarockyone,with
multiplefailedtrialsalongtheway.Butthepivotalmomentcamein2015withthepublicationoftheMR
CLEANtrial,arandomizedcontrolledtrialoutoftheNetherlandsthatshowedclearbenefitof
mechanicalthrombectomyinpatientswithacuteischemicstrokeandLVOpresentingwithin6hoursof
symptomonset.Thistrialpromptedaflurryofotherswhichnotonlyconfirmedpositiveoutcomesbut
continuedtoexpandthetimewindow.Today,withthehelpofperfusionimagingtechniquesthatallowus
todistinguishdeadfromdyingtissue(seeBox2.12),weroutinelytreatpatientsupto24hoursafter
symptomonset,andthatwindowcontinuestogrow.
Box2.12PerfusionImaging
Theideabehindperfusionimaging,whichcanbeeitherCTorMRbased,istodistinguish
deadfromdyingbraintissue(referredtoascoreandpenumbra,respectively).Thereare
variousparameters,includingcerebralbloodflow(CBF,thetotalbloodvolumemoving
throughagivenimagingparameterperunittime),cerebralbloodvolume(CBV,thetotal
bloodvolumewithinagivenimagingparameter),andtimetopeak(TTP,alsoknownas
meantransittime,anddefinedasthetimefromthestartofcontrastinjectiontomaximal
tissueenhancement),thathelpdeterminetheextentofdeadversusdyingtissue.
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Acomputerizedtomography(CT)perfusionscaninapatientwitharightmiddlecerebralartery(MCA)
stroke.Thescansare“mismatched”inthattheareaofincreasedtimetopeak(TTP;imageonthe
right)hasnocorrelateonthecerebralbloodvolume(CBV;imageontheleft)map.Thispatientwould
beacandidateforthrombectomy,becausethereissignificantpenumbraltissuetosave.(Modifiedfrom
SaremiF.PerfusionImaginginClinicalPractice.WoltersKluwer;2015.)
Whydoesthisdistinctionmatter?Itturnsoutthattime,usedforsolongasasurrogatefor
salvageablebraintissue,isn’talwaysthemostreliableindicator.Therearepatientswho
haveacompletedinfarct(i.e.,100%deadtissue)withinanhouroftheirstroke,andothers
whohavesignificantsalvageabletissue(i.e.,alargepenumbra)daysaftertheirstroke.
Thereisnobenefit—andveryrealpotentialharm—inperformingmechanicalthrombectomy
inpatientswithalargecoreinfarct:thereisnotissuetosave,andthedeadtissueisathigh
riskofbleedingifperfusionissuddenlyrestored.Butthereverseisalsotrue:thereisoften
significantbenefitwithlittlepotentialharminperformingthrombectomyinpatientswitha
substantialpenumbra.Perfusionimagingcanthereforebeextraordinarilyusefulinhelpingto
selectpatients—particularlythoseattheouterlimitsofthecurrently-acceptedtimewindows
—forendovascularintervention.
Sowhatismechanicalthrombectomy?Thetechniquesanddevicescontinuetoevolve,butthegeneral
ideaistomechanicallyremovetheclotandtherebyrestorebloodflowtotheaffectedareaofthebrain.
Theclotmustberetrievable,andthereforeonlypatientswithLVOs(i.e.,withaclotintheICA,
proximalMCA,ACA,PCA,orbasilarartery)thatarevisualizedonangiographicimagingareeligible.
Thereareotherwisenoabsolutecontraindications.Decisionsforeligibilityaredeterminedonacase-bycasebasis,takingintoaccountthepatient’sbaselinefunctionalstatus,symptomseverity,and,incasesthat
pushthelimitsofthetimewindow,specificperfusionimagingcharacteristics.
The“numberneededtotreat”foronepatienttoregainfunctionalindependenceisaround3,making
mechanicalthrombectomyoneofthemosteffectivequality-of-lifeanddisability-savingproceduresthat
wehave.
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Pre-andpostoperativeangiogram.(A)Preoperativeangiogramdemonstratingaleftinternalcarotidartery
(ICA)occlusion,and(B)postoperativeangiogram,showingcompletereperfusionoftheICA,anterior
cerebralartery(ACA),andmiddlecerebralartery(MCA)branches.(ReprintedfromIkedaH,YamanaN,
MurataY,SaikiM.Thrombusremovalbyacute-phaseendovascularreperfusiontherapytotreatcerebral
embolismcausedbythrombusinthepulmonaryveinstumpafterleftupperpulmonarylobectomy:case
report.NMCCaseRepJ.2014;2(1):26-30.)
Long-TermManagementandSecondaryPreventionofStroke.Antiplatelettherapy(mostoftenwith
aspirin,clopidogrel,or,inspecificcases,somecombinationofthetwo)andlipid-loweringtherapy(with
statins,i.e.,the3-hydroxy-3-methyl-glutaryl-coenzymeA[HMGCoA]reductaseinhibitors)aremainstays
ofsecondarystrokeprevention.Anticoagulationisindicatedwhenatrialfibrillationisfound.
Riskfactorcontrolisessential.Aftertheacuteperiodfollowingstroke,duringwhichwesometimes
allow“permissivehypertension”tohelpmaintaintissueperfusion,weaimforstrictbloodpressure
control.Managementofdiabetes,weightloss,andsmokingcessationarealsocritical.
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Box2.13StrokeMimics
Therearemanythingsthatcancausetheacuteonsetoffocalneurologicdeficitsbesides
stroke.Someofthesedisorders—suchasmigrainewithaura—canoftenbeclinically
distinguishedfromstroke,butmanycannot,atleastnotrapidlyandwith100%confidence.If
youaren’tsure,andifthepatientiseligiblefortPA,givethetPA.Theriskislow,especiallyin
patientswithoutunderlyingbrainpathology.Itisalmostalwaysbettertotreatapatientwitha
strokemimicthantomisstheopportunitytotreatanischemicstroke.
Commonstrokemimicsinclude:
Seizure/postictalparalysis(seepage166)
Braintumors.Wetendtothinkofbraintumorsaspresentinggradually,withheadache,
systemic symptoms such as weight loss and fatigue, and the insidious onset of focal
neurologic deficits, which they usually do (see Chapter 16). But it isn’t uncommon for
patientstopresentmoreacutely.Whetherthisisbecausethetumorhasbled,hasfinally
crossed some symptomatic threshold or because the patient has previously been
unawareof the deficit untilheor sheisfinallypromptedtorecognizeit, we often don’t
know.
Hypertensive encephalopathy. Sudden rises in blood pressure can cause cerebral
edemaduetofailureofcerebralautoregulationresulting inrapidrisesin cerebralblood
flow. This condition typically presents with the gradual onset of headache, nausea,
vomiting,andconfusion,butcanpresentwithfocalneurologicsymptomsaswell.
Migrainewithaura(seepage96)
Stroke recrudescence. Recrudescence refers to the re-emergence or unmasking of
priorstroke-relatedneurologicdeficits.Suchsymptomscanlasthourstodaysandare
often triggered by infection, hypotension, metabolic derangements, and even severe
stress.Deficitsshouldgraduallyimprovewithresolutionoftheprovokingfactor.
Hypo-orhyperglycemia. Severeabnormalitiesinthelevelsof bloodglucosecan both
trigger stroke recrudescence and cause new focal symptomsall ontheir own, without
anyunderlyingbrainpathology.
Somespecificstrokeetiologiesalsorequirespecifictreatments.Infectiveendocarditis,forinstance,is
treatedwithlong-termintravenousantibiotics.Symptomaticextracranialcarotidstenosis(i.e.,narrowing
ofanextracranialportionofacarotidarterythatisthoughttohavecausedthestroke)canbetreated
surgicallyifthepatientiseligibleandthestenosisissevere,witheitherangioplastyandstentingoropen
endarterectomy.
IntracerebralHemorrhage(ICH)
Congratulations,you’vemadeittostroketypenumbertwo!Hemorrhageismorestraightforwardthan
ischemia(wepromise),bothintermsofetiologyandmanagement.Althoughitremainssignificantlyless
commonthanischemicstroke,theincidenceofintracerebralhemorrhage(ICH)isrising,likelyduetothe
agingpopulationandtotheincreasinglywidespreaduseofantiplateletandanticoagulantmedications.
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