Signs of death in patients with cerebral infarction

Cerebral infarction patients often show severe clinical symptoms before death. When the cerebral infarction is more severe, it often leads to cerebral hernia, which is likely to affect the patient's life. If the cerebral infarction occurs in the brain stem area, it may also affect the patient's life. Before death, cerebral infarction patients often show symptoms of apnea, dilated pupils, very fast or very slow heart rate, and high fever.