Anterior Circulation
Posterior Circulation
Extracranial & Dural Arteries
Classic Syndromes
Veinz
100
On this lateral view R ICA injection, name these two branches:
Pericallosal and callosomarginal arteries off the ACA
100
Name the highlighted artery
Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery (PICA)
100
Name the three major branches off the aortic arch, as seen on this axial CTA:
100
A patient presents with right-sided sensory loss and fluent aphasia. Classically, which territory is likely affected?
A) L MCA, superior division
B) L MCA, inferior division
C) L ACA, pericallosal branch
D) L ICA, anterior choroidal branch
B) L MCA, inferior division
100
On the venous phase of this lateral L ICA injection, name the superficial vein:
200
Name this segment of the ICA:
Petrous segment
200
On this AP view right vertebral artery injection, name the following vessel(s):
Superior cerebellar arteries (duplicated SCA)
200
On this lateral view L ECA injection, name the vessel at the white arrow, which is the route of collateral between the ECA and ICA (yellow arrow) in this patient with longstanding ICA occlusion.
White arrow is the Ophthalmic artery-- here, likely collaterals from the ECA (through the internal maxillary artery --> ethmoidal artery) collateralize with the ICA through retrograde filling of the Ophthalmic
200
Strokes of the bilateral parietal lobes can lead to this syndrome characterized by optic ataxia, oculomotor apraxia, and simultagnosia.
Balint Syndrome
Optic ataxia is the lack of coordination between visual input and hand movements. For example, the patients can accurately touch their own body voluntarily, but when given a visually guided task, they are unable to complete it.
Oculomotor apraxia is the inability to voluntarily shift gaze despite the intact function of extraocular muscles.
Simultagnosia is the lack of ability to perceive more than a single object at a time. For example, when provided with a picture of a forest with trees, they are unable to see the forest, although they can see each individual tree
200
Pathologic early filling of this structure is seen on this AP view of the R CCA injection:
Cavernous sinus
300
What vessel(s) caused this stroke?
Anterior Choroidal Artery
Interesting pearl: The homonymous hemianopsia appears as this:
300
Occlusion of which vessel(s) cause this stroke?
Artery of Percheron
300
On this lateral view of the R ECA injection, name the following branch:
Internal maxillary artery
300
Name is the stroke site(s) which lead to alexia without agraphia
Splenium of the corpus callosum + left occipital lobe
300
On the lateral view of the venous phase from this R ICA injection, name the following vein:
Vein of galen
400
Which vessel is the arrow pointing toward?
Anterior choroidal artery
400
Lateral thalamic strokes, such as the R thalamic stroke shown below, are typically caused by occlusion of these perforating arteries that arise from the P2 segment of the PCA:
Thalamogeniculate branches
400
What is the name of this artery stemming from the cavernous segment of the ICA, seen here on the lateral view of this R ICA injection enlarged due to it feeding a dural AV fistula?
Meningo-hypohyseal trunk (specifically the artery of Brenasconi and Casanari)
400
A patient presents with R eye down and out, unsteady gait, with L arm tremulous movements. Which midbrain syndrome is this?
A) Weber
B) Benedikt
C) Claude's
D) Nothnagel's
B) Benedikt
400
What vein is thrombosed, leading to the outcome below?
Bilateral internal cerebral veins or the vein of galen
500
On this lateral view R ICA injection, what gyrus is located within the dashed lines?
The cingulate gyrus
500
Occlusion of which artery can cause the rare manifestation of unilateral hearing loss in the setting of stroke?
Labyrinthine artery off AICA
500
On this lateral view of the R ECA injection, name the circled foramen:
Middle meningeal artery through the foramen spinosum
500
Stroke of what vessel(s) leads to the following stroke: 
Recurrent artery of Heubner off the ACA feeds the head of the caudate
500
On the venous phase of this lateral R vert injection, name the purple arrow:
Superior Petrosal Sinus
petrosal veins (blue), cavernous sinuses (white), inferior petrosal sinus (black), silhouette of the ICA (red).
600
In this patient: 
What is this artery:
Persistent trigeminal artery!
600
Name the artery:
Superior cerebellar artery
600
Name this ECA to ICA collateral:
600
Gotcha! Do my teaching eval plz:
600
Name the vein
Basal vein of Rosenthal