"Epidemiology "
"Clinical presentation "
"Stenosis and occlusive disease "
"Large vessel vasculitis "
"Pathology "
"Radiographic features "
"Treatment and prognosis "
"HIV-associated aneurysms may be intracranial or extra-cranial. Intracranially, these aneurysms are typically fusiform and involve primary, second-order and third-order branches of the Circle of Willis 16."
"Cerebral arteriovenous fistula malformation (AVM)"
"HIV-associated aneurysms may be intracranial or extra-cranial. Intracranially, these aneurysms are typically fusiform and involve primary, second-order and third-order branches of the Circle of Willis 16."
"Extra-cranially, these aneurysms are commonly saccular and appear in multiple locations 13. It commonly involves the thoracic and abdominal aorta, carotids, superficial femoral and popliteal arteries 13,17."
Expected headings
"Epidemiology "
"Clinical presentation "
"Aneurysmal disease"
"Stenosis and occlusive disease "
"Cerebral arteriovenous fistula malformation (AVM)"
"Large vessel vasculitis "
"Pathology "
"Radiographic features "
"Treatment and prognosis "
"HIV-associated aneurysms have been reported in both children and adults. They present asymptomatic, or with neurology, headaches, confusion and cognitive deficits 2,10."