A Rare V-Shaped Anterior Communicating Artery Variant With Fenestrated A1-A2 Junction: A Cadaveric Case Report

Joy He, Julia Frondoni, Sam Van Roy, Tyler Burke, Jennifer Frazee, Benjamin Hayataka, Ian Crawford, Kristopher Vaudrey

原始摘要（英文原文）· Original abstract

Introduction: Duplication of the anterior communicating artery (AcomA) in the circle of Willis (CoW) anastomotic network is a recognized anatomical variant. However, complex interconnections between segments are not as frequently reported.

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