Arterial vasocorona
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The arterial vasocorona is part of the spinal cord blood supply and is formed by pial anastomoses between the anterior and posterior spinal arteries on the surface of the spinal cord. It encircles the cord and supplies the peripheral lateral aspect of the spinal cord.
Engorgement of arterial vasocorona may be seen due to collateralized circulation in some pathological scenarios such as moya-moya disease, coarctation of aorta etc. This may be seen as enhancing pia on post contrast MR images.1
-<p>The <strong>arterial vasocorona</strong> is part of the <a title="Spinal cord blood supply" href="/articles/spinal-cord-blood-supply">spinal cord blood supply</a> and is formed by pial anastomoses between the anterior and posterior spinal arteries on the surface of the spinal cord. It encircles the cord and supplies the peripheral lateral aspect of the spinal cord. </p>- +<p>The <strong>arterial vasocorona</strong> is part of the <a href="/articles/spinal-cord-blood-supply">spinal cord blood supply</a> and is formed by pial anastomoses between the anterior and posterior spinal arteries on the surface of the spinal cord. It encircles the cord and supplies the peripheral lateral aspect of the spinal cord. </p><p>Engorgement of arterial vasocorona may be seen due to collateralized circulation in some pathological scenarios such as moya-moya disease, coarctation of aorta etc. This may be seen as enhancing pia on post contrast MR images.<sup>1</sup></p>
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- 1. Pearl, Monica S., Ahn, Edward, Gregg, Lydia, Gailloud, Philippe. Collateral circulation through the vasocorona of the cervical spinal cord in a case of moyamoya syndrome. (2014) Journal of Pediatric Neuroradiology. 3 (1): 49. <a href="https://doi.org/10.3233/PNR-14086">doi:10.3233/PNR-14086</a> <span class="ref_v4"></span>
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