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Mra revealed small right and rudimentery left posterior communicating arteries. what does this mean?
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There: are various normal anatomic variations in this region, and small PCAs are a common one. It simply means that these arteries are underdeveloped...relatively small in caliber...compared to other arteries around the Circle of Willis region.
Answered 12/18/2015
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