Question

Chronic lacunar infarcts in bilateral cerebral hemispheres braintsem and basal ganglia

Answer 1

Lacunar Infarcts. Lacunar strokes are small infarcts in deep non-cortical white matter or the brainstem that result from the occlusion of penetrating branches of cerebralarteries. The term “lacune” refers to the crescent- or moon-shaped tiny stroke that results from occlusion of these vessels

Answer 2

Lacunar Infarcts. Lacunar strokes are small infarcts in deep non-cortical white matter or the brainstem that result from the occlusion of penetrating branches of cerebral arteries. The term “lacune” refers to the crescent- or moon-shaped tiny stroke that results from occlusion of these vessels.