Microvascular surgical techniques have been developed that allow anastomosis between extracranial arteries and cortical branches of intracranial arteries distal to a stenotic, occluded, or diseased arterial segment. Indications for this procedure other than cerebrovascular occlusive disease are discussed. The radiographic anatomy of the various surgical bypasses is described.
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