Significance of Basal Moyamoya Vessels on Cerebral
もやもや病の脳循環動態

Yoku Nakagawa, Hitoshi Kinomoto, Minoru Akino, Dai Horikawa, Mitsuo Tsuru, Kazuo Ito, Shinji Sugimoto, Hidetoshi Takei, Mikio Nishiya, Sadahisa Tokuda, Masaharu Sato
1981 Nosotchu no Geka Kenkyukai koenshu  
A role of basal moyamoya networks on cerebral circulation has not been clarified, mainly because of methodological limitation. The authors measured regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) in 7 patients with moyamoya disease, by means of 133Xe intracarotid injection method with reliable numbers of matrix as many as 87 and the following results were obtained. In 9 out of 10 sides in 7 cases, rCBF in the hemispheres and the white matters covering moyamoya vessels were significantly higher than those
more » ... the areas other than "the areas covering moyamoya vessels", although rCBF in the areas covering moyamoya vessels were still low compared to control. Therefore, it was concluded that basal moyamoya vessels played a significantly efficient role on maintenance of cerebral blood flow in the basal ganglionic areas and the white matters.
doi:10.14878/scs1973.10.0_184 fatcat:4u5wztifsvalpnhfpe6kovji34