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ILLUSTRATION
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11-05bMEV-L6
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DESCRIPTION:
Areas in the midline of the brain supplied by the circle of
Willis. The brain in this drawing has been cut through the
corpus callosum, the main connection between the two halves of
the brain. The branches of the circle of Willis are prone to
vascular disease; weakening of the vessel walls called
aneurysms, which usually appear as tiny balloon-like swellings
on a vessel; and blood clots. All arteries are subject to
arteriosclerosis, which is a progressive disease that thickens
the walls of arteries, thereby closing them.
See also cortical areas supplied by major
branches of the circle of Willis.
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