Journal article
Incidental discovery of an aberrant right internal carotid artery: Diagnostic implications in CT imaging—A case report
- By Francklin Andriniaina Ralaitsilainihasy,
- Kanto Razafindraibe,
- Ny Ony Narindra Lova Hasina Rajaonarison,
- Hasina Dina Ranoharison
- and Ahmad Ahmad
Pages 173 to 176
Cite this article
- ANDRINIAINA RALAITSILAINIHASY, Francklin,
- RAZAFINDRAIBE, Kanto,
- RAJAONARISON, Ny Ony Narindra Lova Hasina,
- RANOHARISON, Hasina Dina
- and AHMAD, Ahmad,
- Andriniaina Ralaitsilainihasy, Francklin.,
- et al.
- Andriniaina Ralaitsilainihasy, F.,
- Razafindraibe, K.,
- Rajaonarison, N.-O.-N.-L.-H.,
- Ranoharison, H.-D.
- and Ahmad, A.
https://doi.org/10.1684/stv.2025.1327
Cite this article
- Andriniaina Ralaitsilainihasy, F.,
- Razafindraibe, K.,
- Rajaonarison, N.-O.-N.-L.-H.,
- Ranoharison, H.-D.
- and Ahmad, A.
- Andriniaina Ralaitsilainihasy, Francklin.,
- et al.
- ANDRINIAINA RALAITSILAINIHASY, Francklin,
- RAZAFINDRAIBE, Kanto,
- RAJAONARISON, Ny Ony Narindra Lova Hasina,
- RANOHARISON, Hasina Dina
- and AHMAD, Ahmad,
https://doi.org/10.1684/stv.2025.1327
English
An aberrant internal carotid artery is a congenital vascular anomaly resulting from a developmental defect. We report a case incidentally discovered in a 60-year-old woman, aiming to describe its CT appearance and highlight its relevance in a surgical context. The diagnosis was made using contrast-enhanced CT, specifically CT angiography or biphasic CT. A detailed analysis, including maximum intensity projection (MIP) reconstructions, is essential to avoid missing this anatomical variant with potential surgical risk.