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Study on the Differential Diagnosis of Cerebrovascular Stroke of the Aged Tadao Tsubaki 1 , Masakuni Kameyama 2 , Hiroshi Tsukagoshi 3 1Institute of Brain Research, Faculty of Med., Univ. of Tokyo 2Yokufukai 3Third Dept. of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Med. pp.608-614
Published Date 1963/6/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431904041
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In an attempt to obtain criteria of the diffe-rential diagnosis of cerebrovascular strokes in old people, careful clinical and post-mortem examinations are carried out on cases above the age of 60 at the Yokufukai, a home for the aged. 146 strokes were available for the study.

1) In the brains of patients who had history of severe stroke, cerebral hemorrhage is more commonly found than infarct, while in the brains of patients who had history of little stroke or stroke without impaired consciousness, infarct is more common.

2) Severe stroke which accompanies several of the following signs, such as acute onset, deep coma, tetraplegia, bilateral pyramidal sign, extremely high blood pressure, elevation of blood pressure after the stroke, vomiting, hema-turia, albuminuria, high fever, tachycardia, convulsion and nuchal rigidity, is usually the sign of cerebral hemorrhage. In stroke of cere-bral infarction, the above signs are relatively rare, even if the stroke is severe.

3) Cerebral hemorrhage and infarction can not be easily differentiate each other, when the strokes are mild or little.


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