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A PATHOMORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF SOCALLED "SPONTANEOUS OCCLUSION OF THE CIRCLE OF WILLIS" (CEREBROVASCULAR "MOYAMOYA" DISEASE) Yasuhiro Hosoda 1 1Department of Pathology, Keio University School of Medicine pp.471-481
Published Date 1974/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203540
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A pathomorphological study was made on six autopsy cases which had abnormal cerebral vascular network and occlusion around the circle of Willis especially of the terminal portion of the internal carotid artery.

In the terminal portion of the internal carotid artery, marked luminal narrowing occurred by the intimal thickening. Intimal thickening consists of fibrous connective tissue with or without lipid deposition. In general, internal elastic lamina is preserved.

In the anterior and middle cerebral artery, stenosis or obstruction due to edematous fibrous thickening of intima were observed. Internal elastic membrane showed marked concentric undulation. The media of the affected arteries was frequently thinned where the severe intimal fibrous thickening was observed.

Numerous dilated blood vessels in the lepto-meninx and/or branches of perforating arteries dis-tributing in the basal ganglia may correspond to the abnormal vascular network demonstrated on the cerebral angiogram.

No definite evidence of the congenital origin of the lesion was obtained, whereas several recent changes were recognized at the site of occlusion.

Besides the fibrous thickening of the intima, mural thrombosis may play a part at least in the progression of the stenosis. The causal genesis is, however, still remained obscure.

Within the cases which are clinically diagnosed as this disease, various lesions of different etiology may be involved.


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