Welcome to Neuroangio 

My old internet host decided there is no future in the www, so I had to move.  I think this interface — and browsing — are better, and there is a search function.  And – sweet — it really does work on smartphones!  Let me know what you think.  I try to keep the layout simple, so more people can actually see it.

The purpose of this site is to serve as an education and information resource, for both patients and professionals, on topics related to vascular anatomy and pathology of the brain, neck, and spine. 

The “Patient Information” section discusses certain vascular diseases in a relatively detailed fashion, illustrating some of the complexity associated with these conditions.  In professional sections, accent is placed heavily on illustration of vascular anatomy and its variations, with pathology serving to accentuate anatomical illustration. Neurovascular Evolution and Vascular Neuroembryology are particularly recommended for neurointerventional trainees. Many angiographic illustrations, particularly of the venous system, are presented in stereo.

Check out our new Neuroangio Forum

Neuroangio.org remains dedicated to the memory of Professor Pierre Lasjaunias.  A brilliant anatomist and prolific author, his landmark “Surgical Neuroangiography”, together with  Drs. Berenstein and Ter Brugge, revolutionized the field of neurointerventional radiology.  His ideas are ever-present. For example, this website’s neuroembryology and neurovascular evolution sections are essentially (over)simplified versions of his immense work.

 A note on the “search” function: there is one now.   My time resources, however, are even more limited than anytime before, so I can’t index, catalogue, etc. I hope search works.  Two additional ways to search the site are: 1) go to the promising page and do a “Ctrl+F” (or corresponding) search, or 2) type “neuroangio.org” plus whatever you are searching for from your favorite search engine; for example “neuroangio.org deep venous system”. Good luck.