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Symptoms
Hemorrhagicandischemicstrokesareclinicallyindistinguishable.Thetissueisdamagedeitherway,
eitherfromablockedorrupturedbloodvessel,andtheconsequentneurologicdeficitswillbeidentical.
Sohowdoyoudistinguishbetweenhemorrhageandischemiainapatientpresentingwithnew,acuteonsetfocalsymptoms?Easy:getaCTscan.EverysinglestrokepatientneedsaCT,becausetheCTisthe
onlywaytoknowforsure.
Priortoimaging,youshouldsuspectischemicstrokebasedonthenumbersalone(remember,over85%
ofstrokesareischemic),withonlytwoexceptions.Thesearenothard-and-fastrules,onlytip-offsto
makeyouthinkofhemorrhageinsteadofischemia:
Worst headache of life. Patients who present with “the worst headache of my life” have a
subarachnoidhemorrhageuntilprovenotherwise(seepage81).
Decreased level of alertness. This is nearly always seen with large bleeds, presumably due to
elevated intracranial pressure and subsequent diffuse compression of the RAS, the network of
thalamicandbrainstemneuronsthatmediatearousalandalertness.Ischemicstrokesthataffectthese
RASneuronscanalsocauseadecreasedlevelofconsciousness,butthemajorityofischemicstrokes
—eventhereallybigones—donot,andpatientsareusuallywideawake.Basilarstrokesarethebig
exception;seepage66.
Box2.14IschemicStrokeandAlteredLevelofConsciousness
Therearethreeischemicstrokelocationsthatcanresultinalteredconsciousness:the
thalamus,brainstem,andbilateralcerebralhemispheres.Strokesthataffectthethalamusor
brainstemcandoitasaresultofdirectdamagetothereticularactivatingsystem(RAS).
Bilateralhemisphericstrokes—ofteninthesettingofanembolicshower,whentinyemboli
areshotupfromtheheartandscatterintothecerebralcirculation—canalsoberesponsible.
Finally,anybigstrokethatswells,causingmidlineshift,ventricularcompression,and
elevatedintracranialpressurewillalsocauseadecreasedlevelofconsciousnessviathe
samepathophysiologicmechanismaslargebleeds.
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Adiffusion-weightedimaging(DWI)MRIsequenceshowingnumerousbilateral,embolic-appearing
strokes.(ModifiedfromAtlasSW.MagneticResonanceImagingoftheBrainandSpine.5thed.
WoltersKluwer;2016.)
Bothischemicandhemorrhagicstrokecan,andoftendo,presentwithelevatedbloodpressure.Inthe
settingofischemia,thisistheresultofthebody’sattempttokeeppumpingbloodtothedeadordying
oxygen-deprivedbraintissue(aphenomenoncolloquiallyknownas“auto-pressing”).Inthesettingof
hemorrhage,acutehypertensionisoftenthecause,nottheconsequence,ofthestroke.
Etiology
ThemajorityofICHsaretheresultofuncontrolledhypertensionwhichovertimecanleadtothe
formationoftinyCharcot-Bouchardaneurysmsthatarepronetorupture.Thebloodvesselsthatare
affectedaregenerallythesameasthoseaffectedbysmallvesselocclusivediseasethatcauseslacunar
infarcts.Thus,withonenotableexception,hypertensivehemorrhagestendtooccurinthesameanatomic
locationsaslacunarinfarcts:thebasalganglia,internalcapsule,thalamus,andpons.
Themajorexceptionisthecerebellum,whichisnotaffectedbylacunarinfarctsbutiscommonly
affectedbyhypertensivebleeds.Cerebellarhemorrhagesusuallypresentwithoccipitalheadache,nausea,
vomiting,vertigo,andgaitdysfunctionduetoataxia.Direction-changingnystagmusanddysmetriaare
oftenpresentonexamination.
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ACTofapatientwithacerebellarhemorrhageandsurroundingedemacausingcompleteeffacementof
thefourthventricle(arrow)anddevelopinghydrocephalusofthelateralandthirdventricles.(Reprintedfrom
BillerJ.PracticalNeurology.5thed.WoltersKluwer;2017.)
OtherlesscommonbutimportantcausesofICHinclude:
Cerebralvascularmalformations
Arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) account for nearlyhalf of ICHs in patients younger than 40. AVMs are tangles of
intraparenchymalarteriesandveinsthatlackthenormalinterveningcapillarybed.Theresultisthatarterialpressuresaredirectly
transmittedtovenous structures,causingincreasedbloodflow,venousdilation, and, ultimately,ICH. Theycanbevisualized on
MRI but are best diagnosed by cerebral angiography. Treatment, when indicated, is with surgical resection or stereotactic
radiosurgery.
Cavernousmalformationsarecomposedofclustersofabnormalbloodvesselswithdefectiveandleakytightjunctions.Unlike
AVMs, these are best diagnosed on MRI (they are often described as “popcorn”-like, with varying intensities reflecting
thrombosis,blood,andcalcification);becauseofminimalbloodflow,theyareoftenmissedonangiography.Ifsymptomatic,these
canbetreatedsurgically.
Cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA). CAA is due to amyloid depositionwithin thewalls of the
cerebral vessels, causing weakening, degeneration, and predisposition to rupture. The amyloid
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materialisbiochemicallysimilartothatcomprisingtheplaquesassociatedwithAlzheimerdisease,
but the two diseases are notinextricablylinked; although they frequently coexist, it’s possible to
haveCAA withoutAlzheimerdisease andviceversa. Thebleedsassociatedwith CAAtend tobe
cortical(asopposedtothe subcorticalanddeepgraymatterbleedsassociatedwithhypertension).
Age is the most important riskfactor;CAAis uncommon inpatients under the age of50, andthe
incidence rises with each decade thereafter. Because of the high rate of recurrent bleeding, it is
preferabletokeepthesepatientsoffanticoagulationandantiplateletagentsifpossible.
Inflammatory and infectious conditions. Vasculitis (see page 88) and encephalitis (most often
associated with herpes simplex virus) can both cause ICH. ICH is also a relatively common
complicationofendocarditis,duetosepticemboliorrupturedmycoticaneurysms.
Braintumors.Anybraintumorcanbleed.Themostcommonbraintumorsinadultsaremetastases:
thoseassociatedwiththehighestriskofhemorrhagearemetastasesfromrenalcellcarcinoma,lung
carcinoma,melanoma,thyroidcarcinoma,andchoriocarcinoma(seeChapter16).
Bleedingdiathesis.Commoncausesincludeseverethrombocytopeniaassociatedwithhematologic
malignanciesandhepaticfailure,iatrogeniccoagulopathyduetoanticoagulation,anddisseminated
intravascularcoagulation (DIC). Thesepatients canbleed spontaneously, withoutany underlying
brainpathology.
Illicitdrugs.Cocaineandmethamphetaminesarethemostcommonculprits.
Headtrauma.
Management
EmergentmanagementofacuteICHisrelativelystraightforward:controlthepatient’sbloodpressureto
preventfurtherbleeding;consideranticoagulantreversalifthepatientistakinganysuchmedication;
repeatheadimaging(typicallydoneat6-hourintervals)untilyouconfirmthatthebleedisnolonger
expanding;andconsidersurgicalinterventionasneeded.AngiographyandMRImaybeindicated(usually
nonurgently)tohelpdeterminethecauseofthebleed.
Anticoagula nt/Antithrombotic ReversalAgents
Heparin Protaminesulfate
Enoxaparin Protaminesulfate
Warfarin 4-factorprothrombincomplexconcentrate(PCC),vitaminK
Directthrombininhibitors(dabigatran) Idarucizumab
Directoralanticoagulants(apixaban,rivaroxaban) 4-factorPCC,andexanetalfa
Aspirin Desmopressin(DDAVP)
Commonanticoagulants/antithromboticsandtheirreversalagents.Afewthingstonote.(1)AndexanetalfaisabiologicXadecoy
thatbindsandinhibitsthedirectoralanticoagulants.ItwasFDA-approvedin2018forreversalofapixabanandrivaroxabanin
patientswithuncontrolledorlife-threateningbleeding,butitsuseremainslimitedduetolackofrandomizedclinicaltrialdataas
wellasitshighcost.Large-scalerandomizedtrialsareongoing.(2)Giventhataspirinactsasanantiplateletagent,onewould
thinkthatreversalwithplatelettransfusionwouldmakesense.However,platelettransfusionshavenotbeenshowntoimprove
outcomes(andactuallymayworsenthem).Asaresult,platelettransfusionsaretypicallyreservedonlyforpatientsonaspirinfor
whomaneurosurgicalprocedureisplanned.
Patientswithbighemisphericbleeds,bleedsthatentertheCSFspaces(i.e.,intraventricular
hemorrhageinwhichbloodcanclogupthearachnoidgranulationsandpreventCSFreabsorption)and
posteriorfossableeds(theposteriorfossaisthemostconfinedplaceintheskullandhasaverylimited
abilitytoaccommodateadditionalvolume)areallathighriskofdevelopingelevatedintracranial
pressureandherniation.ThesepatientsshouldbeadmittedtoanICUandconsideredforsurgical
intervention,usuallywitheitheranexternalventriculardrainorcraniectomy.
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Computerizedtomography(CT)scanofanintracerebralhemorrhage(ICH)pre-andpost-decompressive
hemicraniectomy.(ModifiedfromLouisED,MayerSA,NobleJM.Merritt’sNeurology.14thed.Wolters
Kluwer;2021.)
SubarachnoidHemorrhage(SAH)
SAH—bleedingwithinthespacebetweenthepiaandarachnoidmembranes—accountsforapproximately
3%ofallstrokes.Itisalife-threateningevent.ThemajorityofnontraumaticSAHsareduetoruptured
saccular(or“berry”)aneurysms,whichofteninvolvethecircleofWillisarteriesatthebaseofthebrain
(theanteriorcommunicatingarteryisthemostfrequentlocation).Arterialdissections,AVMs,cocaine
use,andprettymuchanyoftheothercausesofICHlistedabovecancauseSAHaswell.
Themostcommonmodifiableriskfactorsincludehypertension,cigarettesmoking,andheavyalcohol
use.Femalesareslightlymoreatriskthanmales.
Mortalityratesarehigh.Anestimated15%ofpatientswilldiebeforereachingthehospital,and
approximately25%willdiewithin24hoursofaneurysmrupture.
Presentation
ThetextbookpresentationofSAHisathunderclapheadache,definedasheadachethatreachesmaximal
intensityinunderaminute(seepage94).Inreality,onlyapproximately20%ofpatientswithSAHpresent
withathunderclapheadache,butnearly100%reportthe“worstheadacheofmylife.”Severity,then,and
notacuityofonset,iskey.Somepatientswillreportahistoryofapriorsevereheadache,usually
occurringwithintheprecedingfewdays.Thesearereferredtoassentinelheadachesandarethoughtto
representminor,low-volumeaneurysmalleaks.Recognizingthemcanbelifesaving.Othersymptomscan
include:
Nausea, vomiting, and neck pain or neck stiffness (due to meningeal irritation caused by the
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breakdownofbloodproductswithintheCSF)
Focal neurologic symptoms (these will dependon where the aneurysm is located, but the classic
finding is a pupil-involving CN3 palsy due to compression of the nerve by a posterior
communicatingarteryaneurysm)
Preretinalhemorrhages(knownasTersonsyndrome,theseportendapoorerprognosis)
Diagnosis
ACToftheheadisextremelysensitiveifperformedwithinthefirst6hoursofthesubarachnoidbleed.
Thesensitivitythendropswitheachpassinghour,fallingtoonly∼50%by1weekout.IftheCTofthe
headisnegative—beyond6hoursorevenwithin6hours,ifclinicalsuspicionishigh—alumbarpuncture
mustbeperformed.Youarelookingforredbloodcellsthatdonotdilutefromtube1ofcollectedCSFto
tube4(dilutionismoresuggestiveofatraumatictap),pleocytosis(elevatedwhitebloodcellswithinthe
CSF;bloodisirritatingandcancauseachemicalmeningitis,hencetheelevatedwhitecount),and
xanthochromia(ayellowishcolorduetobilirubinreleasedfromredbloodcellbreakdown;thiscanbe
confirmedvisuallybutismoreaccuratelyidentifiedbyspectrophotometrytechniquesinthelaboratory).
IftheCTand/orCSFanalysisarepositive,vesselimaging(withCTangiographyor,ifneeded,digital
subtractionangiography)isindicatedtodeterminethepresenceofananeurysm.
TheclassicappearanceofsubarachnoidhemorrhageonCTscanispooledbloodwithinthebasilar
cisterns(includingthesylvian,ambient,quadrigeminalandinterpeduncularcisterns—don’tworryabout
thesenames;we’veincludedthemasareference,andsoyou’llrecognizethemifandwhenyouhear
themmentioned)atthebaseofthebrain(A).Thebloodcanthenspreadintothesubarachnoidspacesof
thecorticalsulci(B;whitearrowsarepointingtobloodwithinthesulci).(A,modifiedfromHainesDE.
NeuroanatomyAtlasinClinicalContext.10thed.WoltersKluwer;2018.B,reprintedfromMansoorA.
FrameworksforInternalMedicine.WoltersKluwer;2018.)
TreatmentandComplications
PatientsshouldbeadmittedtoanICU,becausebothmedicalandneurologiccomplicationsarecommon.
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Ifananeurysmisfound,earlyrepairwitheitherendovascularcoilingorclippingisthestandardofcare.
Theriskofaneurysmalrebleedingishighestwithinthefirst24hoursaftersymptomonset.Vasospasm,
thoughttobeduetospasmogenicsubstancesgeneratedduringthebreakdownofblood,isanotherearly
complication,althoughthehighestriskperiodisabitlater,usuallycitedasbetweendays4and14.To
reducetheriskofvasospasm,allpatientsshouldreceivenimodipine(acalciumchannelblocker)for
21days,andeuvolemiashouldbemaintained.TranscranialDopplerstudies(whicharedonebedside,and
candetectincreasedvelocityofflowwithintheACAandMCA,whichissuggestiveofspasm)and
angiographicimagingarediagnosticofvasospasm.Treatmentisaggressive,withbloodpressure
augmentation(viafluidsorvasopressors)and,ifneeded,endovascularinterventionwitheitherintraarterialadministrationofvasodilatorsorballoonangioplasty.
HydrocephalusduetoobstructionofCSFreabsorptionbybloodisanothercomplication,andoften
requiresplacementofanexternalventriculardrain.
Seizuresoccurin5%to15%ofpatients.Althoughtheidealdurationoftherapycontinuestobe
debated,mostpatientsreceiveseizureprophylaxisforseveraldaysfollowingtheirbleed.
Medicalcomplicationsincludehyponatremia(thoughttobemediatedbyhypothalamicinjurycausing
eitherthesyndromeofinappropriateantidiuretichormonesecretion[SIADH]orcerebralsaltwasting),
fevers,andcardiacabnormalitiesincludingelectrocardiogram(ECG)changes(mostoftenSTsegment
depression,deepTwaveinversions,andprominentUwaves,butcanalsoincludeventricularfibrillation
withcardiacarrest),troponinleaks,andleftventriculardysfunction(oftencharacterizedbyapical
ballooningthatmimicsmyocardialinfarctionwithSTsegmentelevationontheECGthatlooksjustlikea
typicalmyocardialinfarction;catheterization,however,willrevealcleancoronaryarteries—this
conditionisknownastakotsubo,orstress,cardiomyopathy).
Box2.15SubduralandEpiduralHematomas
Subduralandepiduralhematomasarenottypicallyclassifiedas“strokes”becausethey
causefocalneurologicsymptomsbycompressiononly;thatis,theblooditselfdoesnot
contactbraintissue.Nonetheless,theyareimportantanddeserveaquickreviewhere.
Subduralhematomasformbetweentheduraandarachnoidmembranes.Theyresultfrom
ruptureofthebridgingveinsthatdrainfromthesurfaceofthebrainintotheduralvenous
sinuses.Subduralsaregenerallyseenintwosettings:inyoungpatients,followingacute
shearingtraumaorwhiplashinjury,andinelderlypatients(oranyonewithsignificantcerebral
atrophy,includingalcoholics).Evenseeminglytrivialheadinjury—withoutheadimpact—can
causesubduralbleedsintheelderly.Symptomsaredependentonthelocationandextentof
thebleedandcanincludeheadache,encephalopathy,andfocaldeficitsduetomasseffect
and/orelevatedintracranialpressure.Treatmentissupportiveunlessthereissignificant
masseffectwithmidlineshift,inwhichcasesurgicalinterventionmaybeindicated.
Epiduralhematomasformwithinthepotentialspacebetweentheskullandtheduraandare
mostoftenduetoruptureofthemiddlemeningealartery.Theclassicpresentationisoneof
a“lucidinterval”followedbyprogressiveneurologicdeclineintocoma;butagain,patients
canpresentwithalmostanything(includingheadache,decliningmentalstatus,andfocal
deficits)dependingonthelocationandextentofthebleed.Surgicaltreatmentismore
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commonthanwithsubduralbleeds,giventheproclivityofepiduralbleedstowardrapid
expansion(remember,epiduralbleedsarearterialbleeds).Endovasculartreatments,
includingembolizationofthemiddlemeningealartery,arebecomingincreasinglywidespread.
Epiduralbleeds(A)usuallyappearconvexbecausetheyareboundbytheskull’ssuturelines(wherethe
durafirmlyattachestotheskull).Subduralbleeds(B)cancrosssuturelinesandappearconcaveon
imaging.(ModifiedfromHainesDE.NeuroanatomyAtlasinClinicalContext.10thed.WoltersKluwer;
2018.)
AFewOtherCerebrovascularDisorderstoKnow
Entirechapterscouldbededicatedtoeachofthefollowingtopics,butwewillsummarizethesalient
featuresofthesedisordersasconciselyaswecan.
CervicocephalicArterialDissection
Thetermdissectionreferstoatearintheintimalliningofanartery.Themostimportantthingtokeepin
mindwithcervicocephalicdissection(dissectioninvolvingvesselsintheneckandhead)isthat,
somewhatcounterintuitively,thebiggestconcernisnotbleedingbutthrombosisandembolism.Blood
collectsbetweenlayersofthevesselwall,andthesubsequentlyalteredpatternofbloodflowand
exposureofthrombogenicsubendothelialmaterialtocirculatingbloodpredisposestointramuralclot
formation.Theclotcantheneitherobstructbloodflowinsituorembolizetoblockmoredistalvessels.
Theinternalcarotidandvertebralarteriesaremostcommonlyaffected.Minortrauma(suchassports
injuriesandinexperiencedchiropracticmanipulation)andpredisposinggeneticconditions(fibromuscular
dysplasia,Ehlers-Danlossyndrome,Marfansyndrome,andautosomaldominantpolycystickidney
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disease)arethemostcommoncauses.
Carotiddissectionisusuallyextracranial,occurringnearthebaseofthebrain,butcanbeintracranial
aswell.Headacheisthemostcommonpresentingsymptom,classicallyretro-orbitalandipsilateraltothe
dissectedartery.Hornersyndrome(duetoinvolvementofthesympatheticnervesrunningonthesurfaceof
theartery,seepage310),retinalarteryocclusionoramaurosisfugax(temporarylossofvision),and
anteriorcirculationstrokescanalsooccur(duetothrombusformationandembolization).
Vertebraldissectionisalsomostoftenextracranial,typicallyaroundtheC1-C2vertebrae,wherethe
vertebralarteriesaremostmobileandleastprotected.Occipitalheadacheorposteriorneckacheare
common,asarefocaldeficitsduetobrainstemandcerebellarischemia.
Angiographyisdiagnosticandcandemonstrateanintimalflap,doublelumen,andalong,taperedappearingarterialstenosisorocclusion(referredtoasthe“flame”sign).Treatmentiswitheither
antiplateletoranticoagulanttherapy(thebestoptionremainsdebatable,andthedecisionwilldependon
thespecificcircumstancesofthepatient).Treatmentistypicallycontinuedforseveralmonthsatthevery
leastuntilfollow-upimagingdemonstrateshealingorresolutionofthetear.
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