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Comparative Study
. 1992;22(2):128-30.
doi: 10.1007/BF02011313.

Reverse flow in the intracranial arteries--the possible significance of comparative flow in the anterior cerebral and the basilar arteries

T Hayashi  1 , T Ichiyama, O Kondoh, H Tanaka, H Tateishi, N Harima, T Saitoh
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Comparative Study

Reverse flow in the intracranial arteries--the possible significance of comparative flow in the anterior cerebral and the basilar arteries

T Hayashi et al. Pediatr Radiol. 1992.

Abstract

Four infants with reverse flow patterns of the intracranial arteries are reported. Two with severe brain damage, had a reverse flow pattern in the anterior cerebral artery, which was recorded during the recovery stage from cardiac arrest. The other two patients showed a reverse flow pattern in the basilar artery and had a good prognosis. Reverse flow in the anterior cerebral artery suggests severe brain damage, but that in the basilar artery does not.

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