Category Archives: Neurosurgery

Autonomic Neuropathy Night Sweats Explained Autonomic Neuropathy Night Sweats Explained Night sweats can be a big problem for people with autonomic neuropathy. This condition messes with the nerves that control things we can't control, like sweating. It's important to know how it affects sweating, especially at night, to manage it better. We're going to look at how autonomic neuropathy and night sweats are linked. We'll talk about what happens and how to deal with it. Night sweats can really affect…

Anticoagulation Management in Cardioembolic Stroke Anticoagulation Management in Cardioembolic Stroke Cardioembolic strokes happen when blood clots block brain blood vessels. These clots come from the heart, often with conditions like atrial fibrillation. To prevent and manage these strokes, it's key to use anticoagulant therapy. This therapy stops clots from forming, keeping blood flowing well. Doctors use medicines to stop new clots. It's important to make treatment plans based on each person's health and risks. The aim is to treat strokes…

Anticoagulation in Non-AFib Cardioembolic Stroke Anticoagulation in Non-AFib Cardioembolic Stroke Stroke prevention often talks about anticoagulation for atrial fibrillation (AFib). But, many cardioembolic strokes happen without AFib. This makes managing stroke risks harder. We want to show why anticoagulation is key for those who have had a stroke without AFib. Healthcare providers must know how to handle non-AFib cardioembolic stroke. This article will explain anticoagulation therapy well. It will give clear advice to help doctors make better choices and care…

Anticoagulation in Heart Failure & NSR Strokes Anticoagulation in Heart Failure & NSR Strokes Heart failure means the heart can't pump blood well. This leads to more problems, like a higher chance of stroke. It's key to know how to lower this risk. One top way to stop blood clots is with anticoagulation therapy. This article talks about how important it is for heart failure patients. It looks at how anticoagulation helps stop strokes in those without big rhythm issues.…

Anticoagulation in Cardioembolic Strokes sans AFib Anticoagulation in Cardioembolic Strokes sans AFib The way we prevent strokes is changing, especially for those without atrial fibrillation (AFib). AFib is often linked to a high stroke risk, needing special blood thinners. But, some people get cardioembolic strokes even without AFib. It's important to know how to help these patients avoid more strokes. This article looks into how to lower stroke risk for these patients. It talks about special treatments to stop strokes…

Autonomic Neuropathy NHS: Symptoms & Treatment Autonomic Neuropathy NHS: Symptoms & Treatment Autonomic neuropathy is a complex disorder. It affects the autonomic nervous system. This system controls things like heart rate, blood pressure, and digestion. It's important for patients to know the symptoms and treatments to manage their condition better. Symptoms of autonomic neuropathy vary a lot. They can affect the heart, blood pressure, and digestion. Finding and treating it is hard. But, new therapies are being studied that could…

Anticoagulation in Cardioembolic Stroke Explained Anticoagulation in Cardioembolic Stroke Explained Anticoagulation therapy is key in managing cardioembolic stroke. This happens when blood clots from the heart go to the brain. It's vital for stroke prevention. It uses blood thinners to stop clots that could harm the brain. These medicines stop the blood from clotting. This keeps blood flowing and stops blockages in the brain. Studies from the American Heart Association and the American Stroke Association show that anticoagulants help patients.…

Anticoagulation in Acute Cardioembolic Stroke Guide Anticoagulation in Acute Cardioembolic Stroke Guide This guide helps doctors learn how important anticoagulation therapy is for treating acute cardioembolic stroke. Quick and right treatment can make a big difference in recovery and outcomes. We cover everything from treating thromboembolic strokes to anticoagulation therapy. It shows how fast action is key for heart health, including how to check patients, give them therapy, and teach them about it. This guide uses the latest research from…

Anticoagulation for Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis Anticoagulation for Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) is a rare but serious condition. It happens when a blood clot forms in the brain's sinuses. This clot stops blood from draining properly. It can cause high pressure in the brain and lead to stroke or other serious problems. Managing CVST well is key. One main way to do this is with anticoagulant therapy. This type of treatment stops blood clots from…

Anticoagulant & Antiplatelet Use in Cardioembolic Stroke Anticoagulant & Antiplatelet Use in Cardioembolic Stroke Cardioembolic strokes happen when blood clots in the heart go to the brain. They are a big challenge in preventing strokes. Managing these strokes well is key. It depends a lot on using antithrombotic therapy. This therapy uses anticoagulants and antiplatelets. These medicines are very important. They help stop more strokes by stopping clots from forming. Doctors choose between anticoagulants and antiplatelets based on the patient's…