Basilar Artery: Anatomy, Function and Significance

This book offers a comprehensive and clinically oriented overview of the basilar artery, encompassing its anatomy, physiology, and pathological conditions. It effectively integrates core neuroscience concepts with contemporary clinical practice, providing clear insights into diagnostic challenges, treatment strategies, and evolving research. Authored by experts across neurology, neurocritical care, neurosurgery, neurointervention, and neuroradiology, the content is evidence based and supported by well-illustrated chapters. With emphasis on stroke mechanisms, endovascular and surgical approaches, and posterior circulation disorders, the book serves as a focused yet authoritative reference for trainees and practicing clinicians alike. • Provides a comprehensive overview of the basilar artery, including its anatomy, physiology, and pathology • Bridges fundamental neuroscience with current clinical practice • Addresses key diagnostic challenges, treatment strategies, and emerging research • Evidence-based content with richly illustrated chapters • Contributions from experts in neurology, neurocritical care, neurosurgery, neurointervention, and neuroradiology • Strong emphasis on stroke mechanisms, endovascular interventions, and surgical techniques involving the basilar artery • Includes clinical examples and imaging pearls to aid understanding and practical application • Discusses current controversies and future directions in basilar artery disorder management • Serves as a focused yet thorough reference on posterior circulation disorders • Ideal for medical students, residents, fellows, and practicing clinicians seeking an authoritative neurovascular resource

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