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BRAIN SCAN IN CEREBROVASCULAR "MOYAMOYA" DISEASE

HIROFUMI MORI M.D.1, TOSHIO MAEDA M.D., YUTAKA SUZUKI M.D., KINICHI HISADA M.D., MASARU INOUE M.D., and SATORU KADOYA M.D.

1 Department of Radiology, the University of Iowa Hospitals, Iowa City, Iowa.

Brain scans were abnormal in 2 of 6 patients with cerebral "Moyamoya" disease. The spatial and temporal scan patterns were analogous to those described in conventional cerebral infarction. Cerebral infarction due to emboli resulting from mural thrombi may explain the uptake of radioisotope. None of the scans was abnormal in 4 adult patients in which the disease was complicated by subarachnoid hemorrhage.


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