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Stroke



A stroke is caused when blood flow in the brain is blocked, depriving the brain of oxygen and causing the death of cells. Blood flow is disrupted in two ways.
Clot
In an ischemic stroke, a blood clot slows or stops blood flow to the brain. A clot can originate in the brain, or it can travel from another part of the body, such as from the heart. Clots are responsible for about 90 percent of all strokes.
Blood clots can be formed by atherosclerosis, a condition where the walls of arteries become hardened and

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