I can't give it to you. The ischemic site is outside the time window (explained in detail upstairs, but the time window for thrombolysis was extended to 4.5 hours last year). Because of ischemia-reperfusion injury, you can look it up or read the textbook.

Now most of the infarction can be recovered, instead of the blocked blood vessels being opened, other nerve tissues can compensate the function of the necrotic part. This requires active functional exercise and physical therapy, traditional Chinese medicine and other treatments. If it is positive, it can basically be recovered. Come on!