论文信息 - Occlusion of cerebral artery due to metastasis of chorioepithelioma. Case report.

Occlusion of cerebral artery due to metastasis of chorioepithelioma. Case report.

A case of cerebral metastasis of chorioepithelioma with an occlusion of the angular artery is presented. The occlusion was verified angiographically, surgically, and microscopically.

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