In the realm of cerebrovascular accidents (CVAs), commonly known as strokes, understanding the arterial supply to different regions of the brain is paramount in recognizing and interpreting associated symptoms. This printable guide provides an in-depth exploration of common symptoms of CVA based on arterial supply, empowering individuals and healthcare professionals alike to recognize warning signs and take appropriate action.

When a stroke occurs, the disruption of blood flow to specific areas of the brain results in a cascade of neurological symptoms that vary depending on the affected arterial territory. By understanding the anatomical distribution of major arteries in the brain and their corresponding regions of supply, one can decipher the underlying pathology and anticipate the presentation of symptoms.