What is Cerebral Bypass?
Cerebral bypass joins an extracranial artery, often the superficial temporal artery, to an intracranial vessel so blood can reach brain that chronic ischaemia or a complex aneurysm has put at risk. Donor and recipient vessels are prepared under the microscope. An anastomosis is sewn, flow is checked, and the patient recovers with strict blood-pressure and graft-patency monitoring.





