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Effects of having a cerebrovascular accident (stroke) from heavy alcohol…

- - - - motor speech problems
    - - difficulty walking or moving for long period of time
    - - paralysis on one side of the body
      - abnormal muscle tone
    - - may only be able to see on unaffected side
        
        Coordination changes
- - - - Blood clot in heart and brain
    - - Abnormal heart rate
- - - - Epithalymus
        
        Pineal gland
      - Thalamus
      - Hypothalamus
        
        Infundibulm
    - - Cereberal cortex
      - Arbor vitae
  - - - Concussion
      - Contusion
      - Second impact syndrome
    - - Anencephaly
      - Spina bifida
    - - Fainting
      - Stupor
      - Coma
      - Persistent vegetative state
      - Electroencephalogram
  - - - Cerebral nuclei
    - - Cerebral cortex
  - - - Pía mater
      - Dura matter
        
        Memingeal layer
        
        Periosteal layer
        
        Epidural space
      - Archnoid mater
        
        Subarachnoid space
        
        Subdural space
    - - Lateral ventricles
      - Third ventricle
      - Fourth ventricle
        
        Cerebral aqueduct
    - - Choroid plexus
      - Ependymal cells
    - - Perivascular feet
  - - - Frontal lobe
      - Occipital lobe
      - Temporal lobe
      - Parietal lobe
      - Insula
    - - Categorical hemisphere)
      - Representational hemisphere
  - - - Primary motor cortex
      - Motor speech area
      - Frontal eye field
    - - Primary somatosensory cortex
      - Primary visual cortex
      - Primary auditory cortex
      - primary olfactory cotex
      - Primary gustatory cortex
    - - Pre motor cortex
      - Somatosensory association cortex
      - Visual association area
      - Auditory association area
      - Werincke area