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Intracranial Arteries Flashcards

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Anterior circulation

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ICA
anterior com
Posterior com

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Posterior circulation

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Basilar artery and its branches

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Proximal to temination of ICA gives off what arteries

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Ophthalmic artery, anterior choroidal and posterior com

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Terminal bifurcation of ICA

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Anterior cerebral and MCA

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Horizontal or precommunicating ACA segment that courses medially above optic chiasm, joined by ACoA to contralateral A1

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A1

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Vertical or post communicating ACA segment that courses superiorly in the interhemispheric fissure around corpus callosum genu

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A2

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Distal ACA segment that courses posteriorly under inferior free margin of falx cerebri and gives off cortical branches

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A3

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Perforating arteries of ACA arise from

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A1 and ACoA

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Recurrent artery of heubner arises from

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Distal A1 or proximal A2

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MCA segment thar courses laterally to Sylvian fissure below anterior perforated substance, bi- or trifurcates

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M1

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MCA segmen that creates gentle posterosuperior turn towards lateral cerebral (Sylvian) fissure

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Genu of MCA

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Insular segment of MCA that courses within lateral cerebral fissure, over insula

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M2

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Opercular segments begin at top of insula, turn laterally in Sylvian fissure to reach overhanging frontal/ parietal/temporal operculae

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M3

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Cortical branches of MCAthat emerge from lateral cerebral fissure, coursing over hemispheric surface

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M4

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Perforating arteries of MCA cones from

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M1

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Courses cephalad in prepontine cistern to terminal bifurcation ventral to midbrain

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Basilar artery

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Basilar artery branches

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AICA, Superior cerebellar arteries, pontine, midbrain perforating arteries

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Basilar artery bifurcates into

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PCA

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Mesencephalic or precommunicating segment of PCA that lies within interpeduncular cistern, curves posterolaterallt from BA to PCoA Junction

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P1

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Ambient segment of PCA that extends from PCA-PCoA junction, curving around cerebral peduncles just above tentorium, above oculomotor nerve

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P2

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Quadrigeminal segment of PCA that extends posteromedially from level of quadrigeminal plate

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P3

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Cortical branches of PCA that arise from distal PCA at or just before reaching calcarine fissure

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P4

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Perforating branches of PCA Comes from

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P1

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Intracranial vertebral artery segments that enter dura near foramen magnum

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V4

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25
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Vertebral arteries gives off

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Anterior/posterior spinal arteries
Perforating arteries to medulla
PICA

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26
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Two watershed zones

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Cortical watershed

Deep white matter watershed

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Subpial confluence of cortical ACA/MCA/PCA branches

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Cortical watershed

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Confluence of deep cortical penetrating branches, perforating branches from circle of Willis (COW)

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Deep white matter watershed zone

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Perforating branches of ACA

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Corpus callosum rostrum
Heads of caudate nuclei
Anterior commisure
Anteromedial putamen/globus pallidus/ anterior limb internal capsule

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Cortical branches of ACA

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Inferomedial frontal lobes

Anterior 2/3 of medial hemisphere surface

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Perforating branches of MCA

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Putamen, globus pallidus, superior half of internal capsule, most of caudate nucleus, some deep white matter

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Cortical branches of MCA

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Most of lateral surface of cerebral hemispheres, anterior tip (pole) of temporal lobe

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Perforaring branches of PCA

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Thalamus, hypothalamus, midbrain, choroid plexus

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Cortical branches of PCA

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Inferior surface of temporal lobe, occipital pole, posterolateral surface of hemisphere

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Perforating branches of BA

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all PCA Territory, pons, superior cerebellum/vermis

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Perforating branches of VA

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Most medulla, cerebellar tonsils, inferior vermis/cerebellar hemispheres

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37
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Imaging that shows vascular territory

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Late arterial (capillary) phase of DSA with brain stain

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38
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ICA segment Contained within carotid canal of temporal bone. Surrounded by extensive sympathetic plexus

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Petrous segment C2

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Branches of C2

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Vidian artery (artery of pterygoid canal
Caroticotympanic artery
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40
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Branch of C2 that anastomose with ECA

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Vidian artery

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41
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Branch of C2 that supplies middle ear

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Caroticotympanic artery

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ICA segment that extends from petrous apex above foramen lacerum, curving upwards toward cavernous sinus, covered by trigeminal ganglion

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Lacerum C3 segment

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43
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Segment of ICA without branches

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Lacerum C3

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44
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Segment of ICA covered by trigeminal ganglion posteriorly

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Cavernous C4 segment

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Branch of ICA with the abducens nerve inferolateral to it

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Cavernous (C4) segment

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Major branches of C4

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Meningohypophyseal trunk

Inferolateral trunk

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47
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Branch of C4 that Supplies pituitary, tentorium and clival dura

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Meningohypophyseal trunk

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Branch of C4 that supplies cavernous sinus, dura/cranial nerves; anastomoses with ECA branches through foramen rotundum, spinosum and ovale

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Inferolateral trunk of C4

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49
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ICA segment between proximal, distal dural rings of cavernous sinus

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Clinoid segment (C5)

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50
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ICA segment extending from distal dural ring at superior clinoid to just below posterior communicating artery origin

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Ophthalmic segment (C6)

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51
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Two important branches of C6

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Ophthalmic artery, superior hypophyseal artery

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52
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ICA segment that extends from below PCoA to terminal ICA bifurcation info ACA, MCA

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Communicating segment (C7)

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53
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ICA segment that passes between optic (CN2), occulomotor (CN3)

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Communicating (C7)

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54
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Major branches of C7

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Posterior communicating artery

Anterior choroidal artery

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55
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Normal variant of C2 that presents as retrotympanic pulsatile mass; should not be mistaken for glomus tympanicum tumor

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Aberrant ICA

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56
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Normal variant of C2 that arises from vertical segment, crosses cochlear promontory and stapes footplate

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Persistant stapedial artery

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57
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C2 normal variant that appears as Y-shaped enlarged geniculate fossa of CN7 on CT

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Persistent stapedial artery

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58
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Most common carotid-basilar anastomosis

Forms trident shape on DSA, sagittal MR

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Persistant trigeminal artery

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59
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Horner syndrome results from interruption of

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Periarterial sympathetic plexus around ICA

60
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10 components of circle of Willis

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2 ICA 
2 proximal or horizontal (A1) ACA segments
1 Acom
2 Pcom
Basilar artery
2 proximal or horizontal PCA
61
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COW lies where

A

Abover sella, in suprasellar cistern

62
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Relationship of COW to thalamus

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Inferolateral to hypothalamus

63
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A1 courses above/below optic nerves

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Above

64
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PCoA course above/below optic tracts and above/below oculomotor nerves

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Below optic tracts and above oculomotor nerves

65
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Branches of ACA

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Medial lenticulostriate arteries

Recurrent artery of Heubner

66
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Branches of PCoA

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Anterior thalamoperforating arteries

67
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Branches of ACoA

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Perforating branches to anterior hypothalamus, optic chiasm, cingulate gyrus, corpus callosum and fornix
Occassionally, median artery of corpus callosum

68
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Basilar artery and PCAs branches

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Posterior thalamoperforating arteries

Thalamogeniculate arteries

69
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Vascular territory of COW

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Entire central base of brain (hypothalamus, internal capsule, optic tracts, thalamus, midbrain)

70
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Most common COW variation

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Hypoplastic/absent PCoA

71
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PCoA is same diameter as ipsilateral PCA, P1 is hypoplastic/absent

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Fetal origin of PCA from ICA

72
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Cortical branches of ACA

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Orbitofrontal artery
Frontopolar artery
Pericallosal artery
Callosomarginal artery

73
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Perforating branches of ACA

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Medial lenticulostriate arteries

Recurrent artery of Heubner

74
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Vascular territory of ACA cortical branches

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anterior 2/3 of medial hemispheres

75
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Penetrating branches of ACA supplies the

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Medial basal ganglia, genu of corpus callosum, anterior limb of internal capsule

76
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ACA anomalies that is typically associated with holoprosencephaly

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Azygous ACA

77
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ACA is superior/inferior to optic nerve

A

Superior

78
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ACA segment that extends medially over the optic chiasm/nerves

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A1

79
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ACA segment that runs superiorly in the interhemispheric fissure, anterior to corpus callosum rostrum

A

A2

80
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ACA segment that curves around corpus callosum genu, divides into pericallosal, callosomarginal arteries

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A3

81
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Parts of the frontal, parietal and temporal lobes that “overhang” and “enclose” the Sylvian fissure

A

Operculae

82
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Larger, lateral terminal branch of supraclinoid ICA

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Middle cerebral artery

83
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Anterior temporal artery arise from

A

M1

84
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Vascular territory of middle cerebral artery

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Lateral surface of cerebral hemispheres except for convexity and inferior temporal gyrus

85
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Medial basal ganglia, caudate nucleus and internal capsule are supplied by

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Medial lenticulostriate arteries

86
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Lateral putamen, caudate nucleus and external capsule are supplied by

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Lateral lenticulostriate arteries

87
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4 segments of PCA

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P1 precommunicating
P2 ambient
P3 quadrigeminal
P4 calcarine

88
Q

PCA segment that extends laterally from BA bifurcation to junction with PCoA
Courses above cisternal segment of oculomotor nerve

A

CN3

89
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PCA segment that extends from P1/PCoA junction

Parallels optic tract, basal vein of Rosenthal

A

P2 ambient segment

90
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PCA segment that extends behind midbrain (quadrigeminal plate level) to calcarine fissure (occipital lobe)

A

P3 quadrigeminal segment

91
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PCA segment that terminates above tentorium in calcarine fissure

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P4 calcarine segment

92
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Posterior thalamoperforating arteries arise from

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P1

93
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Thalamogeniculate arteries arise from

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P2

94
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Ventricular/choroidal branches arise from

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P2

95
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Anterior and posterior temporal arteries arise from

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P2

96
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Vascular territory of PCA

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Midbrain, thalami, posterior limb of internal capsule, optic tract, choroid plexus of 3rd/lateral ventricles, cerebral peduncles, posterior body and splenium of corpus callosum, posterior 1/3 of medial hemisphere, occipital lobe

97
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Occlusion of what artery produces homonymous hemianopsia

A

PCA

98
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4 vertebral artery segment

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Extraosseous V1
Foraminal V2
Extraspinal V3
Intradural V4

99
Q

VA branch arising from subclavian artery, courses posterosuperiot to enter C6 transverse foramen

A

V1

100
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VA segment that exits top of atlas transverse foramen

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V3

101
Q

Courses superiorly in prepontine cistern

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Basilar artery

102
Q

Arises from distal VA, curves around/over tonsil, gives off perforating medullary, choroid, tonsillar, cerebellar branches

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PICA

103
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Lies ventromedial to CN7 and 8

Often loops into internal auditory meatus

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AICA

104
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Arise from distal BA, posterolaterally around midbrain, below CN3, tentorium
Lies above CN5

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Superior cerebellar artery

105
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Vascular territory of anterior spinal arteries

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Upper cervical spinal cord, inferior medulla

106
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Vascular territory of posterior spinal artery

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Dorsal spinal cord to conus medullaris

107
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Vascular territory of PICA

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Lateral medulla, choroid plexus of fourth ventricle, tonsil, inferior vermis, cerebellum

108
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Basilar artery vascular territory

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Central medulla, pons, midbrain

109
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Vascular territory of AICA

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IAC, CN7 and 8, anterolateral cerebellum

110
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Vascular territory of superior cerebellar artery

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Superior vermis, superior cerebellar peduncle, dentate nucleus, brachium pontis, superomedial surface of cerebellum, upper vermis

111
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Pattern of venous drainage

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Generally radial and centrifugal

112
Q

Dural venous sinuses communicate with extracranial veins directly via

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Diploic veins in calvarium, emissary veins thru basilar foramina

113
Q

Dural venous sinuses receive venous blood drom

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Superficial cortical veins and deep subependymal veins

114
Q

Appear as round/ovoid CSF- equivalent filling defects in dural sinuses that should not be mistaken as thrombus

A

Giant arachnoid granulations

115
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Subacute clot on dural sinuses appear _______intense on T1

A

Hyper

116
Q

Contained within outer periosteal and inner meningeal dural layers that contain arachnoid granulations, villi

A

Dural sinuses

117
Q

Important hemispheric tributary of superior sagittal sinus

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Vein of Trolard

118
Q

Intracranial vein that lies above corpus callosum, joins with vein of Galen to form straight sinus

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Inferior sagittal sinus

119
Q

Intracranial vein that runs from falcotentorial apex, posteroinferiorly to sinus confluence. Receives tributaries from falx, tentorium and cerebral hemispheres

A

Straight sinus

120
Q

Intracranial vein that is formed by union of superior sagittal sinus, straight sinus and transverse sinuses

A

Torcular herophili (venous sinus confluence)

121
Q

Important tributary of transverse sinuses

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Vein of Labbe

122
Q

Intracranial vein that extends from torcular to posterior border of petrous temporal bone

A

Transverse sinuses

123
Q

Anteroinferior continuation of transverse sinus

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Sigmoid sinus

124
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Sigmoid sinus terminate by becoming the

A

Internal jugular veins

125
Q

Irregularly shaped trabeculated venous compartment along sides of sella turcica

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Cavernous sinuses

126
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Cavernous sinuses contain

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Cavernous ICA, CN6, 3,4 V1 and V2

127
Q

Tributaries of cavernous sinus

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Superior/inferior opthalmic veins, sphenoparietal sinus

128
Q

Intracranial vein that begins near anterior perforated substance. Receives anterior cerebral, DMCV tributaries from insula, basal ganglia, parahippocampal gyrus. Drains into great cerebral vein of Galen

A

Basal vein of Rosenthal

129
Q

Three major large anastomotic cortical veins

A

Vein of Trolard
Vein od Labbe
Superficial middle cerebral vein

130
Q

Major superior anastomotic vein

A

Vein of Trolard

131
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Major inferior anastomotic vein

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Vein of Labbe

132
Q

Major middle anastomotic vein

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Superficial middle cerebral vein

133
Q

Persistence of primitive leptomeningeal vascular plexus with paucity of normal cortical veins

A

Sturge-weber syndrome

134
Q

Space within double-layered tela choroidea of third ventricle, communicates posteriorly with quadrigeminal cistern

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Cavum veli interpositi

135
Q

Small linear veins that originate 1-2 cm below cortex, courses towards ventricles, terminate un subependymal veins

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Medullary veins

136
Q

Short, U-shaped midline vein formed from union of ICVs, BVRs, curves posteriorly and superiorly under corpus callosum splenium in quadrigeminal cistern

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Vein of Galen (great cerebral vein)

137
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Vascular territory of deep cerebral veins

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Caudate nuclei, deep cerebral (medullary) white matter, medial temporal lobes

138
Q

Primitive median prosencephalic vein persists as outlet for diencephalic, choroidal venous drainage.
Persisting falcine sinus +/- absent hypoplastic straight sinus

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Vein of galen malformation

139
Q

Three major posterior fossa/midbrain drainage system

A

Superior galenic group
Anterior petrosal group
Posterior tentorial group

140
Q

Vascular territory of superior galenic group

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Midbrain, pons, superior surface of cerebellar hemispheres, upper vermis

141
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Vascular territory of anterior petrosal group

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Anterior petrosal surface of cerebellar hemispheres, lateral pons, brachium pontis, medulla, flocculus, nodulus

142
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Vascular territory of posterior tentorial group

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Inferior/posterior surfaces of cerebellar hemispheres, inferior vermis, tonsils

143
Q

Collects numerous scalp, auricular tributaries

A

Superficial temporal vein

144
Q

Connects freely with dural sinuses, meningeal veins.

May form large venous lakes

A

Diploic veins

145
Q

Connects intra and extraaxial veins

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Emissary veins

Head and neck radiology (15 decks)

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