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If the CVA is caused by an occlusion, narrowing, or stenosis of a precerebral artery, a code from category 433 is assigned. Common precerebral arteries include the basilar, carotid, and vertebral. The fifth digit of 1 is assigned to show that the occlusion/stenosis caused the CVA.
The primary cause of ARA-C toxicity is considered to be a clinical consequence of cytokine network activation, which results in alveolar damage and increased vascular permeability, leading to capillary leakage syndrome (5), (6), (9).