A flow self-regulating superficial temporal artery-middle cerebral artery bypass based on side-to-side anastomosis for adult patients with moyamoya disease.

Jianjian Zhang,Jin Yu,Can Xin,Miki Fujimura,Tsz Yeung Lau,Miao Hu,Xiao Tian,Mingrui Luo,Tianshu Tao, Ling Li,Changyin Wang,Wei Wei,Xiang Li,Jincao Chen

Journal of neurosurgery（2022）

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Abstract

S-S anastomosis can achieve comparable clinical effects to standard E-S construction. S-S anastomosis used in adult MMD demonstrated mild CHS symptoms with short duration and had the potential to arouse all scalp arteries as donor sources for revascularization through the intact distal STA branch via flow self-regulation.

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adult,direct bypass,end-to-side bypass,moyamoya disease,side-to-side bypass,surgical technique,vascular disorders

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