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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Aug 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Neurol Sci. 2011 May 31;307(1-2):97–99. doi: 10.1016/j.jns.2011.05.004

Table 1. Characteristics of Atherosclerosis of Basilar Arteries.

Patient Percent Stenosis Lumen Thrombus Necrotic Core Fibrous Cap Inflammation Neovascularity Calcification Ruptue Erosion Ulcer Age Gender Stroke Distribution
1 30 N Y Thick + Y Y N N N 71 Female LMCA
2 40 N Y Thick ++ N N N N N 78 Female RMCA
3 0 N N - ° N N N N N 91 Male LMCA
4 30 N N Thick ° N N N N N 72 Male LMCA/Left Cerebellum
5 30 Y Y Thin ° N N Y N N 88 Female RMCA
6 90 Y Y Thick ++ N N N N N 93 Male LMCA
7 10 N N Thick ° N N N N N 87 Male RMCA
8 10 N N Thick ° N N N N N 77 Male LMCA

Y: presence noted N: presence not noted

++: present in greater than moderate O: none noted (inflammation)

LMCA: left middle cerebral artery RMCA: right middle cerebral artery