Can't scratch blood syndrome

Abstract

<正>Steal-Syndrome) refers to that after a certain blood vessel is occluded, its blood supply area "steals" blood from adjacent blood vessels. Although the adjacent blood vessels are not occluded, part of the blood is "stolen", resulting in insufficient blood supply syndrome. This "stealing blood" syndrome can appear clinically as the main syndrome, and sometimes even the only syndrome. This article reports 28 cases of brain "steal blood" syndrome. There were 25 male cases, 3 female cases, 22 cases between 40 and 63 years old, and 6 cases under 40 years old.