DrVirgo
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My guess is C because the other ones don't seem right.
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| waqastariq
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it is lentico striate artery ...
typically associated with HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE kinda cases
most common artery to get ruptured in case of HIGH BP...
so I am sorry I would be negatin your statement 
secondly, intracerbral veins are VERY LOW PRESSURE veins...
there is no way that they can attain HIGH PRESSURE by SYSTEMIC HYPERTENSION....
and lastly the area shown in the picture is the area supplied by lenticostriate arteries 
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| waqastariq
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option D
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| DrVirgo
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Yeah, I was going between C and D... You are right though... Thanks again!
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D
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u'r welcome dr virgo
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| Cedrick
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I thought it was E
thank you
D
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| bangledoc
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D
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| alpha12
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striate for stroke, Anterior communicating for aneurysm. Answer is D
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| Dr.Papez
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Bridging vein rupture- SDH
Cong AVM- Intra cerebral Hge
Intracerbral vein-usually doesnt rupture but may get blocked in cerebral venous thrombosis
Laneticulostriate A- hypertesnive hge
Saccular aneurysm- SAH
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