Cooke, Jamie

Maingard, Julian

Chandra, Ronil V

Slater, Lee-Anne

Brooks, Duncan Mark

Asadi, Hamed

2019-06

Knowledge of cerebrovascular anatomical variants is vital for clinicians working with patients presenting with signs and symptoms of cerebral infarction, particularly in the era of endovascular clot retrieval. We provide an overview of a cerebrovascular anatomical variation and detail a patient presenting with cerebral infarction secondary to occlusion of their anomalous vessel who underwent successful endovascular clot retrieval with excellent functional outcome. We also include technical descriptions. Given the clinical importance of the areas supplied by the accessory middle cerebral artery, knowledge of this vessel is not only important for diagnosis but also for neurosurgical or endovascular management of patients with this variant.

Neurology. Clinical practice 2019; 9(3): 250-255

2163-0402

Neurology. Clinical practice

0000-0001-8958-2411

0000-0003-2475-9727

https://ahro.austin.org.au/austinjspui/handle/1/21374

Acute middle cerebral artery stroke in a patient with a patent middle cerebral artery.

Journal Article