Abstract:Background The artery of Adamkiewicz (AKA) or arteria radicularis anterior magna, is the name of the thoracolumbar segment of the dominant radiculomedullary artery, supplying the anterior lower spinal cord in addition to the anterior spinal artery. Results of a meta-analysis by Taterra et al. [1] showed its prevalence in 84.6% of people, a predominantly single appearance, most commonly originating from the left intercostal or lumbar arteries (87.4%) between the levels of T8-L1 (89%) [1], and a mean diameter of… Show more
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