File:Duplicated middle cerebral artery (Radiopaedia 6095).jpg
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Summary:
- Radiopaedia case ID: 6095
- Image ID: 24360
- Study findings: This patient's middle cerebral artery is duplicated, or if you prefer the M1 segment is very short (non-existent) and the bifurcation occurs at the terminal internal carotid artery. This condition is named as middle cerebral artery duplication. This must be differentiated from another variant in which the anomalous vessel originates from the anterior cerebral artery, named as the accessory middle cerebral artery.
- Modality: DSA (angiography)
- System: Vascular
- Findings: This patient's middle cerebral artery is duplicated, or if you prefer the M1 segment is very short (non-existent) and the bifurcation occurs at the terminal internal carotid artery. This condition is named as middle cerebral artery duplication. This must be differentiated from another variant in which the anomalous vessel originates from the anterior cerebral artery, named as the accessory middle cerebral artery.
- Published: 24th Apr 2009
- Source: https://radiopaedia.org/cases/duplicated-middle-cerebral-artery-2
- Author: Frank Gaillard
- Permission: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
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