Stroke, Vol 14, 815-818, Copyright © 1983 by American Heart Association
JA Garcia-Merino, JA Gutierrez, JJ Lopez-Lozano, M Marquez, F Lopez and H Liano
A young man with cerebral infarction, skeletal, cardiac and renal
malformations was found to have on angiography a rare lesion involving the
cervical left internal carotid artery, formed by the superposition of two
arterial lumina. Anti-platelet therapy did not prevent thrombosis of the
lesion and reinfarction. Extracranial-intracranial bypass graft was
performed, followed by excision of the arterial lesion. Pathological
examination revealed fibromuscular dysplasia and dissecting aneurysm. The
few reported cases associating fibromuscular dysplasia of the internal
carotid artery with dissecting aneurysm are reviewed. Surgical therapy is
recommended in such cases when symptomatology progresses. Fibromuscular
dysplasia occasionally coexists with somatic malformations, suggesting a
congenital origin of this condition.
ARTICLES
Double lumen dissecting aneurysms of the internal carotid artery in fibromuscular dysplasia: case report
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