Intracranial disease (extra) Flashcards
where does anterior spinal artery originate
from vertebral arteries
what from does the posterior inferior cerebellar artery originate
vertebral artery
where does the anterior inferior cerebellar artery originate
basilar artery
where does the superior cerebellar artery originate from
basilar artery
where does the posterior cerebral artery originate from
basilar artery
what collateral pathways are created through opthalmic artery
1) supratrochlear with superficial temporal artery2) dorsal nasal with facial artery
what technicalities are there for transcranial doppler
0 degree anglemean velocity reported instead of peakuses pulse wave (not contiuous wave because continuous wave does not allow for depth discrimination)large sample volume (>10mm)2mHz or lower
what is the most shallow vessel on TCD
MCA
what are the values for severe MCA vasospasm
> 200 cm/sec
what does a velocity of >200cm/s in MCA indicate
severe vasospasmincreased risk of stroke with sickle cell disease
most common Circle of Willis anomaly
absence or hypoplasia of one or both communicating arteries
what are the TCD windows
transtemporal, occipital, transorbital, submandibular
what vessels can you see through the transtemporal window
MCA, ACA, PCA and terminal ICA
MCA TCD characteristics
transtemporal window
30-60 depth
towards flow
55 +/- 12 velocity
MCA/ACA TCD characteristics
transtemporal window
55-60 depth
bidirectional flow
ACA TCD Characteristics
transtemporal window
60-80 depth
away flow
50 +/- 11 velocity
PCA TCD Characteristics
transtemporal window
60-70 depth
towards flow
39 +/- 10 velocity
terminal ICA TCD characteristics
transtemporal window
55-65 depth
towards flow
39 +/- 9 velocity
what vessels can be seen through the occipital window
vertebral
basilar
vertebral artery TCD characteristics
occipital window
60-90 depth
away flow
38 +/- 10 velocity
basilar artery TCD characteristics
occipital window
80-120 depth
away flow
41 +/- 10 velocity
what vessels can be seen through the transorbital window
ophtalmic
carotid siphon
ophtalmic artery TCD characteristics
transorbital window
40-60 depth
towards flow
21 +/- 5 velocity
carotid siphon TCD characteristics
transorbital window
55-80 depth
parasellar - towards, geni - bidirectional, supraclinoid - away flow
41 +/- 10 velocity
what vessel can be seen through the submandibular window
ICA
characteristics of ICA on TCD
submandibular window
35-75 depth
away flow
37 +/- 9 velocity
Diagnostic value for intracranial vasospasm
MCA PSV / ICA PSV >3
Pre wilsonian anastomosis
- orbital to ophtalmic artery
- meningohypophyseal and caroticotympanic branches
- occipital to atlantic artery
- deep cervical and ascending cervical to atlantic and occipital
- external carotids communicating accross midline
- rete mirabilis - transdural anastomosis
what indicates more than 50% stenosis in MCA
PSV >220 cm/sec
what indicates more than 50% stenosis in ACA
PSV >155 cm/sec
what indicates more than 50% stenosis in PCA
PSV >145cm/sec
what indicates more than 50% stenosis in basilic artery
PSV>140 cm/sec
what indicates more than 50% stenosis in vertebral artery
PSV>120 cm/sec