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Vascular territories are shown on the right. The hatched lines indicate the territory supplied by the posterior spinal arteries, whereas the dotted area is that supplied by the anterior circulation; the darker dots indicate the area supplied by the sulcal branches of the anterior spinal arteries. (Used with permission. Goodin DS. Neurological complications of aortic disease and surgery. In: Aminoff MJ, editor. Neurology and general medicine. New York: Churchill Livingstone, 1992:27-52.)