The basilar artery typically bifurcates into two posterior cerebral arteries (PCA) (Figure 1 ... Neuroimaging of Ischemic Stroke With CT and MRI: Advancing Towards Physiology-Based Diagnosis ...

Magnetic resonance angiography showed an abrupt cutoff of a distal segment of the right posterior cerebral artery ... stroke (infarct location, volume, and multiplicity) are assessed by MRI ...

In addition, we consider techniques to localize hemodynamic risk zones in patients with arterial occlusive disease, such as perfusion-weighted MRI ... embolism interact in the MCA–ACA, MCA–PCA ...

more sensitve to detecting potential embolic lesions on prosthetic cardiac valves and strokes related to a hole in the heart. “By using cardiac MRI and echocardiography to assess stroke patients ...

“The results introduce a potential link between silent emboli on MRI and postprocedural clinical stroke.” – by Jennifer Byrne Van Belle E, et al. New Valvular Interventions and Enabling ...

High-risk, nonstenotic intracranial plaque appears to be a more important cause of embolic stroke of undetermined source (ESUS ... TCTMD via email that future studies using high-resolution MRI ...

BOSTON, MA—Those who were hoping that PROTECTED TAVR would provide a clear-cut result and bring closure to the question of whether cerebral embolic protection (CEP) reduces stroke in patients ... of ...

“In our population, a routine strategy of cerebral embolic protection did not reduce the rate of stroke. Our study provides convincing evidence that there is no value in the routine use of this ...

2009 Expert Reviews Ltd. Cite this: Neuroimaging of Ischemic Stroke With CT and MRI: Advancing Towards Physiology ... right posterior cerebral arteries (PCA) without a functional connection ...