Intracranial Cerebrovascular Flashcards

1
Q

The carotid siphon is separated into 3 parts. What are they?

A

Parasellar (inferior)
Genu
Supraclinoid (superior)

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2
Q

First branch off the ICA?

A

Ophthalmic

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3
Q

What artery communicates with the ECA and ICA?

A

Opthalmic– can serve as collateral pathways with ipsilateral ICA disease

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4
Q

Branches of the OA?

A

Supraorbital
Frontal
Nasal

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5
Q

Angle of insonation with TCD?

A

0

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6
Q

When doing TCD, do we use PSV?

A

No, we use TAMV. Time-average mean velocity

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7
Q

Most of the exam you will have the patient supine, however, you may need to turn the patient into ______ to see the vertebrobasilar system

A

RLD or LLD

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8
Q

What are the transcranial Doppler windows?

A

Transorbital
Transtemporal
Suboccipital
Submandibular

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9
Q

What arteries are seen through the transtemporal window?

A
MCA
ACA
PCA
MCA/ACA Bif
tICA
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10
Q

What arteries are seen through the transorbital window?

A

CS

OA

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11
Q

What arteries are seen through the subocciptal window?

A

R/L VA

BA

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12
Q

What arteries are seen through the submandibular window?

A

Used to insonate the extracranial ICA just before entering the skull. Used to get the velocities for the MCA/ICA ratio for vasospasm and hyperemia

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