Basilar artery fenestration in migraine patient
Abstract
This case underscores the importance of considering and assessing for vascular anomalies like basilar artery fenestration in patients with migraines, especially when there is a family history of cerebrovascular disorders, and assessing birth control regimens of migraine patients.Monitoring patients with basilar artery fenestration with repeat MRI/MRAs annually seems like a reasonable plan balancing risks and benefits.
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