[Microvascular extracranil bypass. Our first experience]

From the experiments presented by the authors the following conclusions could be got: 1. The microvascular arterial BY-PASS is a procedure, which has probably got a preventive significance, especially for cases with TRANSISTRORY ISCHEMIC ATTACK (TIA) and REVERSIBLE ISCHEMIC NEUROLOGICAL DEFICIT (RIND), as well as for the cerebrovascular insult with a mild and moderate neurological deficit. 2) All by itself, (the microvascular arterial by-pass) has got a very low mortality and morbidity, or better said, it carries with itself the risk as any other operation does. 3) The percentage of the preserved anastomoses is quite high. 4) Most probably persons with serious neurological deficit after a complete vascular insult, and persons with an acute vascular insult, will have no advantage of the arterial anastomosis.