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Fig. 2. Complex of arteries on the Ventral Surface of the Brain

A diagram illustrating the complex of arteries seen on the ventral surface of the brain.

The arteries drawn in solid black represent the 4 large arteries supplying the brain and the constant group of small arteries supplying specific areas of the brain.

The arteries lying inside the elliptoid line and which are stippled represent the highly variable, medium-sized group.

Eighty-five % of cerebral aneurysms are located inside the elliptoid line, occurring on the variable group of arteries.

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Abbreviations to ﬁcures

Ant. cer. a., anterior cerebral artery
Post. inf. cereb. a., posterior inferior cerebellar artery
Ant. chor. a., anterior chorioidal artery
Ant. com. a., anterior communicating artery
Sup. cereb. a., superior cerebellar artery
Vert. a., vertebral artery
Ant. inf. cereb. a., anterior inferior cerebellar artery
Ant. sp. a., anterior spinal artery
Basil. a., basilar artery
Int. and. a., internal auditory artery
Int. carot. a., internal carotid artery
Mid. cer. a., middle cerebral artery
Post. cer. a., posterior cerebral artery
Post. com. a., posterior communicating artery

II, optic nerve
III, oculomotor nerve
V, trigeminal nerve
VI, abducens nerve
VII, facial nerve
VIII, cochlear nerve
IX, glossopharyngeal nerve
X , vagus nerve
XI, spinal accessory nerve
XII, hypoglossal nerve

Reference

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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