Artery of Percheron
Contents
- 1 Artery of Percheron is a branch of
- 2 Artery of Percheron arises from which part of the posterior cerebral artery?
- 3 Artery of Percheron Obstruction involves infarction of the
- 4 French neurologist Gerard Percheron described four variants of perforator supply of the thalamus and the rostral midbrain. Which variant encompasses the artery of Percheron?
- 5 Artery of Percheron infarction
- 6 Most prevalent artery of Percheron infarction patterns are
Artery of Percheron is a branch of
[A] Anterior cerebral artery
[B] Middle cerebral artery
[C] Posterior cerebral artery
[D] Basilar artery
Artery of Percheron arises from which part of the posterior cerebral artery?
[A] P1
[B] P2
[C] P3
[D] P4
Artery of Percheron Obstruction involves infarction of the
[A] Thalamus and Hypo-thalamus
[B] Ipsilateral thalamus
[C] Contralateral thalamus
[D] Bilateral thalamus
French neurologist Gerard Percheron described four variants of perforator supply of the thalamus and the rostral midbrain. Which variant encompasses the artery of Percheron?
[A] I
[B] II A
[C] II B
[D] III
Artery of Percheron infarction
Most prevalent artery of Percheron infarction patterns are
- Bilateral paramedian thalamic with midbrain infarction (43%)
- Bilateral paramedian thalamic alone without midbrain involvement (38%)
- Bilateral paramedian thalamic infarction with anterior thalamic and midbrain involvement (38%)
- It’s a type of posterior flow infarction.
Preferred imaging modalities for prompt diagnosis of artery of Percheron infarction are diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) and fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR)
The investigations of choice for prompt diagnosis of artery of Percheron infarction are MRI diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) and FLAIR MRI sequences.
Artery of Percheron
Type – II-B
Encompasses the artery of Percheron.
French neurologist Gerard Percheron described four variants of perforator supply of the thalamus and the rostral midbrain.
Encompasses the artery of Percheron.
French neurologist Gerard Percheron described four variants of perforator supply of the thalamus and the rostral midbrain.