Summary
A new angiographic sign for cerebellar tonsillar herniation, which is demonstrated on anteroposterior roentgenograms is described. This sign consists of stretching of the hemispheric branches of the PICA that are pulled down toward the edge of the foramen magnum.
Résumé
Les auteurs décrivent un nouveau signe artériel d'engagement amygdalien: la tension des branches hémisphériques de l'a.c.p.i. qui sont attirées vers le bas contre le bord du trou occipital (vue frontale).
Zusammenfassung
Die Verfasser beschreiben ein neues angiographisches Zeichen, das sich bei der Herniation der Kleinhirntonsillen finden läßt.
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Special Fellow in Neuroradiology, USPHS (NIH) Grant 2 F 11 NBO 1971-02 NSRA.
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Margolis, M.T., Newton, T.H. An angiographic sign of cerebellar tonsillar herniation. Neuroradiology 2, 3–8 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00345864
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