Review Article
Patent Foramen Ovale and Closure Technique with the Amplatzer Occluder
Table 2
Ischemic stroke classification.
| | (i) Arterial occlusion | | | (a) Lacunar | | | (b) Intracerebral | | | (c) Vertebral | | | (d) Internal carotid | | | (e) Common carotid | | | (f) Brachiocephalic | | | (ii) Arterial embolus | | | (a) Plaque/ulcer/dissection | | | (1) Intracerebral | | | (2) Carotid | | | (3) Vertebral | | | (4) Brachiocephalic | | | (5) Ascending aortic | | | (iii) Cardiac embolus from | | | (a) Left ventricle | | | (b) Left atrium | | | (1) Left atrial appendage (atrial fibrillation) | | | (2) Left atrial foramen pouch | | | (c) Myxoma or other tumors | | | (d) Vegetation (septic embolus) | | | (iv) Paradoxical embolus | | | (a) Patent foramen ovale | | | (b) Atrial septal defect | | | (c) Pulmonary fistula | | | (v) Pulmonary venous bed embolus | | | (vi) Cryptogenic | |
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