Cerebral embolism and cerebral embolism

Patients with cerebral embolism often show stenosis or obstruction of blood vessels due to many causes. In clinical practice, the most common cause is because of the existence of heart diseases, such as coronary heart disease or congenital heart valve diseases in some patients, atrial fibrillation or atrial myxoma in some patients, which can cause patients to show cerebral embolism, and atherosclerosis in some patients due to the existence of large arteries. Some emboli are easy to fall off. In addition, some trauma patients with fractures, such as femoral fractures, tibial fractures, fibular fractures, can cause patients to exhibit fat embolism, which can cause amniotic fluid embolism during labor.