J Neurosurg: Bleeding next to the ventricle of smoke may be related to a vasculacoin blood vessel match

The study found that the vasculature lateral blood vessels in patients with Moyamoya were an important cause of brain haemorrhage in the futurecase of 1.37-year-old female, conservative treatment, has previously experienced cerebral hemorrhage, this time in the non-bleeding hemisphere of the new bloodA: CT shows bleeding in the back of the ventricle side of the left ventricleB:3.5 years later CT shows new blood to the side hemisphere, located at the back of the ventricle on the side of the right ventricle, in line with the distribution of the veins and blood vesselsC and D: This pre-hemorrhage DSA shows a typical manifestation of the right-hand vasculature, the pre-vasculacoin artery is extremely dilated and prolonged, the peripheral part of the pre-endomera suddenly deviates from the shape of the lateral ventricle (arrow):case 2.54 years old, female, conservative treatment, had previous lying brain haemorrhage, this time in the non-bleeding hemisphere of the hemorrhage re-hemorrhageA: CT right hypothalamus hemorrhageB:3.3 years later CT shows new blood to the side, located around the left ventricle, in line with the distribution of veins and blood vesselsC and D: Before this haemorrhage DSA shows an extreme expansion of the pre-endomese artery, its peripheral branch suddenly deviates from the shape of the lateral ventricle (arrow), indicating the presence of the vein semen match:case 3.43 years old, female, conservative treatment, there has been a brain haemorrhage before, this time in the non-bleeding hemispheric re-emergence of bloodA: CT shows bleeding on the left pillowB:1.7 years later CT shows new blood, located at the back of the ventricle around the right ventricle, consistent with the distribution of veins and blood vesselsC and D: Before this haemorrhage DSA shows an extreme expansion of the pre-endomese artery, the surrounding part suddenly deviates from the shape of the lateral ventricle (arrow), indicating the presence of a vasculature match: