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Fig. 1. Different patterns of the Circle of Willis
Diagrams showing different patterns of the circle of Willis, made from specimens of human brains.
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Gillilan, LA. Significant superficial anastomoses in the arterial blood supply to the human brain. J Comp Neurol. 1959 Jun;112:55-74. PMID 13850118[
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