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Patient in a state of brain death. The CT scan shows intra-cerebral haemorrhage, the cause is a ruptured aneurysm of the right middle cerebral artery.

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Axial CT (image 1) shows a parenchymal hemorrhage (arrow) within the right parietal lobe. Subsequent axial contrast-enhanced CT (image 2 and 3) shows innumerable blood vessels within the right parietal lobe. Digital subtraction angiography (Image 4) highlights the vascular anomaly consistent with cerebral proliferative angiopathy.

Been a while without seeing this Middle cerebral artery (MCA) syndrome due to an Infarction 47-year-old male Patient was transferred into our unit straight to Intensive care unit. Quite complex neurological case.

Continuation of the HSA Case: After the patient had placed the external ventricular shunt, the patient was referred to the endovascular treatment center where a cerebral vessel arteriography was performed with the use of a 3D reconstruction to reduce the time of examination...

Axial (Image 1) and coronal (Image 2) images from a CT angiogram show an arteriovenous malformation, AVM (arrow), at the left temporoparietal junction. The AVM is supplied by small branches of the left posterior cerebral artery and drains via a large varix (arrowhead).

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