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A bloodclot can form on the inner surface of the heart as a consequence. These clots can break away into the circulation and get lodged into a blood vessel of the brain. The clot thus blocks a blood vessel of the brain and causes a stroke. Another reason for stroke is high blood pressure.
In atrial fibrillation, due to the poor contractions of the upper chambers, bloodclots can form in the upper chambers. Part of this clot can break away and move into the blood circulation. The clot travels along the blood vessels and may block any one of them.
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