Aneurysms
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- prodromal symptoms of berry aneurysms
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severe HA
nausea
vomiting
severe neck pain
hemiplegia - signs of berry aneurysms
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increase ICP
ONH edema
acute CNIII palsy - shape of athersclerotic aneurysms
- ovoid, fusiform
- stage of syphyllis with aneurysms and what location
- stage 3, axcending aorta
- type A aneurysms
- on ascending aorta
- type B aneurysms
- tear distal to subclavian artery
- type 1
- ascending and descending
- type 2
- ascending only
- type 3
- descending only
- chance of berry aneurysms at basilar artery
- 4%
- berry aneurysm at junction ant. communicating and ant. cerebral
- 40%
- berry at internal carotid and post. communicating
- 20%
- berry aneurysm at middle crebral artery
- 34%
- 4%
- Basilar artery chance of berry aneurysm
- 40%
- chance at junction of ant. communicating and ant. cerebral
- 34%
- middle crebral artery berry aneurysm
- 20%
- junction of internal carotid and post. communicating