Akimov O V
Arkh Patol. 1989;51(9):76-9.
Typical Fara's syndrome occurs rarely, particularly in combination with pregnancy. It is characterized by the deposits of calcium, magnesium, zinc and manganese salts in the medium layer of the brain vessels. The salts are arranged in a concentric pattern thus giving the arteries of the middle diameter and arterioles the appearance of a narrow tube. The capillaries are transformed into the salt lumps with the obliterated lumen. Etiology and pathogenesis of the disease remain unclear.
典型的法拉氏综合征很少见，尤其是与妊娠并发时。其特征是钙、镁、锌和锰盐沉积于脑血管中层。这些盐呈同心状排列，使得中径动脉和小动脉看起来像狭窄的管道。毛细血管转变为管腔闭塞的盐块。该病的病因和发病机制尚不清楚。
