k Cerebral infarction, CT scan Cerebral infarction. Coloured axial computed tomography CT scan through the brain of a 70yearold man with an area of brain tissue death or cerebral infarction red, upper left. This has been caused by a lack of blood supply due to a blockage or narrowing of an artery, in this case, the middle cerebral artery. This is classified as an ischaemic stroke. The tissue affected here is in the front part of the cerebrum, in the brains right hemisphere. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Cerebral infarction, CT scan Cerebral infarction. Coloured axial computed tomography  CT  scan through the brain of a 70 year old man with an area of brain tissue death or cerebral infarction  red, upper left . This has been caused by a lack of blood supply due to a blockage or narrowing of an artery, in this case, the middle cerebral artery. This is classified as an ischaemic stroke. The tissue affected here is in the front part of the cerebrum, in the brain s right hemisphere.
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Cerebral infarction, CT scan

Cerebral infarction. Coloured axial computed tomography (CT) scan through the brain of a 70-year-old man with an area of brain tissue death or cerebral infarction (red, upper left). This has been caused by a lack of blood supply due to a blockage or narrowing of an artery, in this case, the middle cerebral artery. This is classified as an ischaemic stroke. The tissue affected here is in the front part of the cerebrum, in the brain's right hemisphere.

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