WVSOM -- Medical Neuroscience -- Blood Supply
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| What do the vertebral Arteries form? | anteriaor/posterior spinal arteries and the PICA
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| What doeas the PICA supply? | posterior inferior cerebellum and lateral medulla
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| What does the anterior and posterior spinal arters supply? | medulla and spinal cord
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| What arteries does the basilar artery give off? | pontine artiers, ACIA and posterior cereb ral artery
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| What does the pontine arteries supply? | pons
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| What does the aICA supply? | anterior inferior cerebellum and parts of the pons
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| What does the superior cerebellar areteries supply? | superior half of the cerebellum
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| What does the PCA supply? | large cerebral artery
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| What does the anterior cerebral artery supply? | medial 1/3 of frontal and parietal lobes, anterior corpus callosum, parts of basal ganlia and anterior limb of IC
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| What does middle cerebral artery supply? | most of lateral 2/3 of brain and temporal pole and most of the basal ganglia and anterior limb of internal capsule via striate arteries
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| What does the PCA supply? | plenium, most of occipital lobe, medial temporal lobe and most of diencephalon
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| What does lateral striate arteries supply? | anterior limb of internal capsule
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| Where is the circle of willis? | encircles the optic chiasm and the floor of the hypothalamus and midbrain
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| What supplies blood to the pons? | Basilar artery (paramedian and circumfrential branhes. Posterior Pons is supplied by AICA
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| What supplies the pyramids? | vertebral artery (paramedican branches), vertebral artery (lateral branches) and anterior spinal artery
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| What supplys the olive of the medulla? | AICA
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