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MCA-to-MCA Bypass 125
Fig. 4.5o A permanent clip is placed on the MCA distal to the exit of the normal MCA branch and proximal to the MCA aneurysm.
Fig. 4.5p ICG angiogram confi rms patency of the bypass (arrow).
Fig. 4.5q A later view of the ICG angiogram shows good fi lling of the hemisphere through the bypass (arrow) and proximal branch of the MCA (arrowhead).
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Fig. 4.5r Anteroposterior angiogram demonstrates absence of the aneurysm and patency of the anterior temporal artery.
Fig. 4.5s An orange line has been placed over the anterior temporal artery demonstrating the anastomosis (arrow). The patient had no postoperative defi cits.
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Case 4-6
Diagnosis: Giant left MCA aneurysm
Bypass: Direct MCA-to-MCA and STA-to-MCA
Approach: Left pterional
a b
Fig. 4.6a, b Axial CT and MR images demonstrate a complex MCA aneurysm in a 22-year-old man who experienced the
sudden onset of headache, aphasia, and weakness, which all improved over several weeks.
Fig. 4.6c CT angiogram shows two complex MCA aneurysms.
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d e
Fig. 4.6d, e Lateral and oblique angiograms show two complex MCA aneurysms on the angular branch of the left MCA.
Fig. 4.6f The distal sylvian ssure is opened and the aneurysms are exposed.
Fig. 4.6g The large MCA aneurysm has been incised to assess the feasibility of clip reconstruction, which is impossible.
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Fig. 4.6h The in ow and out ow branches of the giant MCA aneurysm have been cut and anastomosed end to end.
Fig. 4.6i ICG angiogram con rms patency of the
direct anastomosis although a clump of platelets appears at the anastomotic site (arrow).
Fig. 4.6j Intraoperative angiogram demonstrated occlusion (arrow) of the direct anastomosis of the MCA-to-MCA branches. The anastomosis was reexamined and patency was reestablished.
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Fig. 4.6k After the anastomosis was reopened, a repeat intraoperative angiogram again demonstrates occlusion (arrow) of the direct anastomosis.
Fig. 4.6l Because the direct MCA anastomosis twice failed to maintain patency, an STA bypass was anastomosed to the angular MCA branch distal to the direct anastomosis. The direct anastomosis was also reopened.
Fig. 4.6m Postoperative angiogram demonstrates that the previously occluded direct anastomosis (arrow) is now patent.
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Fig. 4.6n ECA angiogram also confi rms patency of the STA-to-MCA bypass (arrow).
Fig. 4.6o Postoperative CT shows the residual portion of the thrombosed aneurysm and absence of any infarction. The patient’s postoperative course was uncomplicated.
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Case 4-7
Diagnosis: Large complex left MCA aneurysm
Bypass: Excision of aneurysm, direct MCA-to-MCA
and STA–to–distal MCA
Approach: Left orbitozygomatic
a
Fig. 4.7a, b Parasagittal and axial MR images of a 39-year-old man with memory loss and uctuating aphasia show a
large complex left MCA aneurysm.
b
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c
d
e
Fig. 4.7c–f Anteroposterior (c, d, e) and lateral (f) views of a large left M2 aneurysm.
f
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Fig. 4.7g Through a left orbitozygomatic approach, the sylvian fi ssure is opened, exposing the large aneurysm, feeding vessel, and three outfl ow vessels.
Fig. 4.7h The MCA feeding branch and the distal MCA out ow branches are clipped.
Fig. 4.7i The MCA feeding branch and the distal MCA out ow branches are cut.