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carotid artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery. Rasmussen encephalitis is an autoimmune disorder associated with progressive asymmetric periinsular atrophy. Vasospasm with transient arterial narrowing can occur following subarachnoid hemorrhage, meningitis

carotid artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery. Rasmussen encephalitis is an autoimmune disorder associated with progressive asymmetric periinsular atrophy. Vasospasm with transient arterial narrowing can occur following subarachnoid hemorrhage, meningitis

carotid artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery. Rasmussen encephalitis is an autoimmune disorder associated with progressive asymmetric periinsular atrophy. Vasospasm with transient arterial narrowing can occur following subarachnoid hemorrhage, meningitis

carotid artery. A photo shows three brain MRI images labeled A, B, and C showing different views and imaging techniques of brain tissue. Image A displays an axial T2 scan revealing an area of parenchymal encephalomalacia (tissue damage). Image

carotid artery. A photo shows three brain MRI images labeled A, B, and C showing different views and imaging techniques of brain tissue. Image A displays an axial T2 scan revealing an area of parenchymal encephalomalacia (tissue damage). Image

carotid artery. A photo shows three brain MRI images labeled A, B, and C showing different views and imaging techniques of brain tissue. Image A displays an axial T2 scan revealing an area of parenchymal encephalomalacia (tissue damage). Image

carotid artery marked with an arrow. The image displays characteristic moyamoya vessels appearing as a hazy network of tiny collateral vessels resembling a "puff of smoke," indicated by an arrowhead. The vascular pattern reveals narrowing at the supraclinoid segment with

carotid artery marked with an arrow. The image displays characteristic moyamoya vessels appearing as a hazy network of tiny collateral vessels resembling a "puff of smoke," indicated by an arrowhead. The vascular pattern reveals narrowing at the supraclinoid segment with

carotid artery marked with an arrow. The image displays characteristic moyamoya vessels appearing as a hazy network of tiny collateral vessels resembling a "puff of smoke," indicated by an arrowhead. The vascular pattern reveals narrowing at the supraclinoid segment with