… Configuration of the circle of Willis is associated with less symptomatic intracerebral hemorrhage
in ischemic stroke patients treated with intravenous thrombolysis. J Crit Care 2013; 28(2…

… Roughly 50% of individuals have a normal or complete configuration of the circle of Willis.
Common variations are, in order of frequency, atretic or string-like anterior or posterior …

… morphological and hemodynamic variants of configurations are present in individuals,
enabling the development of such detour routes. The primary collateral pathways are the anterior …

… The Circle of Willis (CoW) is the main collateral system, and its morphological variants are …
Reversed flow direction in ophthalmic artery detected by color flow duplex ultrasonography is …

… the configuration of this primary collateral pathway is a major risk factor for circulatory damage
during acute hemodynamic change. there is a well-defined correlation between proximal …

… The Circle of Willis (CoW) is the most important collateral … Many techniques have been used
to investigate the configuration … configuration of the CoW is a ring formed by several vascular …

… collaterals in order to maintain blood flow in the ipsilateral brain tissue. The most important
first-… collateral pathway to ensure “backup” flow during this period is the circle of Willis (CoW). …

… , due to a less efficient collateral flow. Another important … of each configuration in neurological
outcomes after vascular … , lie on preoperative transcranial color-coded duplex (TCCD) …

… Collateral potential of the Circle of Willis is believed to be … The anatomical variations of
the Circle of willis have been … females had partial configuration of circle of willis and 7.1% of …

… ) ⁠, where θ is the Doppler angle. The literature is not in agreement on whether velocity
measurements from TCD and angle-corrected color duplex sonography are significantly different …