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    This document summarizes the major vascular supply to important brain structures. The thalamus receives blood supply from the anterior, medial, and lateral thalamoperforating arteries. The internal capsule has anterior and posterior limbs supplied by the anterior and middle cerebral arteries. The caudate nucleus receives blood from the anterior choroidal artery, while the putamen is supplied by the middle cerebral artery. The globus pallidus has medial and lateral portions supplied by the anterior choroidal and middle cerebral arteries respectively.

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    This document summarizes the major vascular supply to important brain structures. The thalamus receives blood supply from the anterior, medial, and lateral thalamoperforating arteries. The internal capsule has anterior and posterior limbs supplied by the anterior and middle cerebral arteries. The caudate nucleus receives blood from the anterior choroidal artery, while the putamen is supplied by the middle cerebral artery. The globus pallidus has medial and lateral portions supplied by the anterior choroidal and middle cerebral arteries respectively.

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    This document summarizes the major vascular supply to important brain structures. The thalamus receives blood supply from the anterior, medial, and lateral thalamoperforating arteries. The internal capsule has anterior and posterior limbs supplied by the anterior and middle cerebral arteries. The caudate nucleus receives blood from the anterior choroidal artery, while the putamen is supplied by the middle cerebral artery. The globus pallidus has medial and lateral portions supplied by the anterior choroidal and middle cerebral arteries respectively.

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    ANATOMY

    Vascular supply of Important Brain Structures


    Thalamus Anterior (language-memory): anterior thalamoperforating a = polar a (PCOM)
    Medial (arousal-memory): posterior thalamoperforators (P1 and tip of basilar)
    Lateral (motor-sensory): thalamogeniculate (P2)
    Posterior (visual): Post Choroidal
    Internal Capsule Ant Limb: Medial striates (ACA) Lateral striates (MCA)
    Genu: ICA branches Lateral striates (MCA)
    Post Limb: Ant choroidal Lateral striates (MCA)
    Caudate Medial portion: anterior choroidal
    Lateral portion: recurrent artery of Hubner
    Putamen Lateral striates (MCA)
    Globus Pallidus Medial: anterior choroidal (ICA)
    Lateral: Lateral striates (MCA)

    Major blood vessels of the Brain


    Internal carotid
    4 segments: Ophthalmic (first branch) Retina
    o Cervical
    o Intrapetrosal
    Anterior Choroidal Optic tract internal capsule (post limb) cerebral peduncle
    o Intracavernous Globus pallidus LGB hippocampus and amygdala
    o Supraclinoid Posterior Communicating Thalamic perforators to anterior thalamus.

    Anterior Cerebral
    Cortical Medial and parasagittal aspect of the hemispheres
    Medial lenticulostriate Basal ganglia, corpus callosum, and part of the fornix.
    Recurrent artery of Hubner Head of the caudate,

    Middle Cerebral
    Cortical Lateral aspect of the cerebral hemisphere and anterior
    temporal lobe,
    Lateral lenticulostriate Basal ganglia and internal capsule
    Vertebral
    Anterior spinal midline medulla and anterior spinal cord
    Posterior spinal Lateral medulla and postero-lateral spinal cord
    Paramedian perforators Paramedian part of medulla
    PICA Lateral medulla and inferior part of cerebellum
    Basilar
    Median/Paramedian Medial pons
    perforators
    Circumferential Lateral pons
    AICA Inferior part of lateral pons
    SCA Superior part of lateral pons
    Posterior Cerebral
    Cortical Occipital Inferior temporal lobes (except uncus by MCA)
    Splenium and inferior parietal lobule
    Perforating Midbrain and thalamus
    Other important blood vessels
    Internal auditory: branch from AICA, lesion cause vertigo and deafness

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