ANTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY INFARCTS; TWO YEARS FOLLOW-UP STUDY

Abstract

Objectives - Anterior cerebral infarct (ACA) infarcts are reported very rare that is due to the compensatory collateral circulation provided by the anterior communicating artery. There are very few studies reporting the long-term follow-up results of ACA infarcts regarding their aetiology, clinical features and prognosis. Most studies reported in the literature vary between several months to one year.