"gonda vascular center" কে আরব এ অনুবাদ করুন

EN Services for children are available at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, through the Gonda Vascular Center and the Children's Center

• children are available
• Minnesota
• Gonda Vascular Center
• Children's Center

EN Gonda Express in the Gonda lobby

• Gonda lobby

EN The vascular centers' radiology specialists produce and interpret accurate, high-quality images of the vascular system

• vascular centers' radiology
• produce
• interpret accurate
• vascular system

EN In general, the risk factors for vascular dementia are the same as those for heart disease and stroke. Risk factors for vascular dementia include:

• general
• those for heart
• stroke
• dementia

EN Obesity. Being overweight is a well-known risk factor for vascular diseases in general, and therefore, presumably increases your risk of vascular dementia.

• Obesity
• well-known risk factor
• therefore
• vascular

EN Mayo Building and Gonda Building

• Mayo Building
• Gonda Building

EN The Mayo Building and Gonda Building are the heart of the downtown campus. Most of the doctors' offices and examination rooms, as well as some testing areas, are located in these buildings.

• Mayo Building
• campus
• doctors' offices
• examination rooms
• testing areas

EN Located across the street from the Gonda Building at

EN Passes are available at any Mayo Clinic ramp, at valet parking desks or at the Gonda Building Subway Information Desk

• Passes are available
• Mayo Clinic ramp
• valet parking desks
• Gonda Building Subway
• Desk

EN Gonda Building from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Payment by credit card is required.

• Monday through Friday
• Payment by credit

EN A vascular center is located at each of the clinic's campuses in Arizona, Florida and Minnesota

• campuses in Arizona
• Florida
• Minnesota

EN Your vascular center care team offers resources that can complement the treatment you receive from your local doctor.

• vascular center care
• complement the treatment

EN Vascular and Endovascular Surgery

• Vascular
• Endovascular Surgery

EN Mayo Clinic vascular surgeons used advanced technology to perform complex stenting procedures.

• Mayo Clinic vascular
• used advanced technology
• perform complex stenting

EN People with conditions of the blood vessels and lymph system (vascular diseases) find the right care, the first time, at Mayo Clinic

• vessels
• lymph system
• vascular diseases
• right care
• Mayo Clinic

EN The experts of Mayo Clinic's vascular centers are dedicated to making people's lives better

• experts of Mayo
• making people's lives

EN Mayo Clinic's doctors and surgeons are internationally recognized leaders in the spectrum of medical and surgical approaches to vascular disease

• Mayo Clinic's doctors
• surgeons are internationally
• medical
• disease

EN Your Mayo Clinic doctor answers your questions before beginning treatment for a vascular condition.

• Mayo Clinic doctor
• questions before beginning
• vascular

EN When you seek care at the vascular centers, everyone on the team is focused on you. This helps ensure better outcomes.

• vascular centers
• helps ensure better

EN These sites bring Mayo Clinic vascular disease expertise to their local communities

• sites bring Mayo
• vascular disease expertise
• local communities

EN Mayo Clinic campuses are nationally recognized for expertise in cardiology, cardiovascular, and vascular and endovascular surgery:

• Mayo Clinic campuses
• cardiology
• cardiovascular
• vascular
• endovascular

EN Moyamoya disease is a rare blood vessel (vascular) disorder in which the carotid artery in the skull becomes blocked or narrowed, reducing blood flow to your brain

• rare blood vessel
• vascular
• skull becomes blocked
• narrowed
• reducing blood flow
• brain

EN Sometimes, vascular changes can occur that mimic moyamoya disease but may have different causes and symptoms. This is known as moyamoya syndrome.

• Sometimes
• mimic moyamoya disease
• different causes
• symptoms
• known as moyamoya

EN Narrowed or blocked arteries can limit blood flow to the brain, leading to a certain type of dementia (vascular dementia)

• Narrowed
• brain
• type of dementia
• vascular dementia

EN A stroke that interrupts blood flow to the brain also can cause vascular dementia.

• stroke that interrupts
• cause vascular

EN Control vascular risk factors, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes.

• Control vascular risk
• high blood pressure
• high cholesterol

EN The most common signs of vascular dementia include difficulties with problem-solving, slowed thinking, and loss of focus and organization

• dementia include difficulties
• problem-solving
• slowed thinking
• loss of focus
• organization

EN It's also possible to inherit other medical conditions that predispose you to having vascular malformations such as AVMs.

• It's also possible
• inherit other medical

EN Vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome causes your skin, joints and connective tissue to be fragile and makes your skin stretch easily.

• Vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
• skin
• joints
• fragile
• makes your skin

EN Controlling these factors may help lower your chances of developing vascular dementia.

• Controlling these factors
• lower your chances
• developing vascular

EN Vascular dementia symptoms vary, depending on the part of your brain where blood flow is impaired

• Vascular dementia symptoms
• brain where blood
• impaired

EN But unlike Alzheimer's disease, the most significant symptoms of vascular dementia tend to involve speed of thinking and problem-solving rather than memory loss.

• unlike Alzheimer's disease
• speed of thinking

EN Vascular dementia signs and symptoms include:

• Vascular dementia signs
• symptoms

EN Vascular dementia symptoms may be most clear-cut when they occur suddenly following a stroke

• Vascular dementia symptoms

EN Sometimes a characteristic pattern of vascular dementia symptoms follows a series of strokes or ministrokes

• Sometimes a characteristic
• vascular dementia symptoms
• series of strokes
• ministrokes

EN But vascular dementia can also develop very gradually, just like Alzheimer's disease dementia

• develop very gradually
• just like Alzheimer's
• dementia

EN What's more, vascular disease and Alzheimer's disease often occur together.

• vascular disease
• Alzheimer's disease often

EN Studies show that many people with dementia and evidence of brain vascular disease also have Alzheimer's disease.

• dementia
• evidence of brain

EN Common conditions that may lead to vascular dementia include:

• lead to vascular

EN Strokes that block a brain artery usually cause a range of symptoms that may include vascular dementia

• Strokes that block
• brain artery usually
• range of symptoms
• include vascular dementia

EN With both silent and apparent strokes, the risk of vascular dementia increases with the number of strokes that occur over time

• both silent
• apparent strokes
• risk of vascular
• strokes that occur

EN One type of vascular dementia involving many strokes is called multi-infarct dementia.

• type of vascular
• involving many strokes
• called multi-infarct

EN Conditions that narrow or inflict long-term damage on your brain blood vessels also can lead to vascular dementia

• Conditions that narrow
• inflict long-term damage
• brain blood vessels
• lead to vascular

EN Your risk of vascular dementia rises as you grow older

• risk of vascular
• older

EN Atherosclerosis can increase your risk of vascular dementia by reducing the flow of blood that nourishes your brain.

• Atherosclerosis can increase
• risk of vascular
• reducing the flow
• blood that nourishes

EN High cholesterol. Elevated levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL), the "bad" cholesterol, are associated with an increased risk of vascular dementia.

• High cholesterol
• lipoprotein
• LDL
• cholesterol
• risk of vascular

EN This increases the risk of vascular problems in the brain.

• increases the risk

EN Damage in brain blood vessels can increase your risk of stroke and vascular dementia.

• Damage in brain
• vessels can increase
• risk of stroke
• vascular

EN The health of your brain's blood vessels is closely linked to your overall heart health. Taking these steps to keep your heart healthy may also help reduce your risk of vascular dementia:

• heart health
• Taking these steps
• keep your heart
• reduce your risk
• vascular

EN Maintain a healthy blood pressure. Keeping your blood pressure in the normal range may help prevent both vascular dementia and Alzheimer's disease.

• Maintain a healthy
• pressure
• Keeping your blood
• prevent both vascular
• Alzheimer's