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microinfarct

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microinfarct /mi·cro·in·farct/ (-in´fahrkt) a very small infarct due to obstruction of circulation in capillaries, arterioles, or small arteries.
microinfarct [mi″kro-in´fahrkt]
a very small infarct due to obstruction of circulation in capillaries, arterioles, or small arteries.

microinfarct
a very small infarct due to obstruction of circulation in capillaries, arterioles or small arteries.


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Vascular abnormalities such as atherosclerosis, emboli causing microinfarcts, larger cerebrovascular accident, and vertebrovascular insufficiency are not uncommon causes of both light-headedness and true vertigo.
After researchers controlled for factors such as age at death, gender, and presence of cerebral microinfarcts, statin users had significantly decreased odds of being at a higher stage on the Braak AD staging scale, with a more than twofold reduction in the risk for each one-unit increase on the scale.
The magnetic resonance images (MRIs) from the twins showed lesions indicative of microinfarcts.
 
 
 
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