Left anterior parietal artery (Arteria parietalis anterior)
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Anatomy
A cortical branch of the middle cerebral artery emerging from the sylvian fissure to supply the anterior parietal cortex and the postcentral gyrus.
Clinical notes
Hypoperfusion leads to contralateral cortical sensory dysfunction, extinction to double simultaneous stimulation, and impaired stereognosis.
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FAQ
What is the role of the Left anterior parietal artery?
A cortical branch of the middle cerebral artery emerging from the sylvian fissure to supply the anterior parietal cortex and the postcentral gyrus.
Why is the Left anterior parietal artery clinically important?
Hypoperfusion leads to contralateral cortical sensory dysfunction, extinction to double simultaneous stimulation, and impaired stereognosis.
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