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Letter to the Editor| Volume 25, ISSUE 6, P1559-1560, June 2016

Author Reply to “Fornix Infarction Due to Involvement of Posterior Circulation”

      We appreciate the interest of Drs. Mugikura and Takahashi
      • Mugikura S.
      • Takahashi S.
      Fornix infarction due to involvement of posterior circulation.
      in our case report.
      • Kurokawa T.
      • Baba Y.
      • Fujino K.
      • et al.
      Vertebral artery dissection leading to fornix infarction: a case report.
      In response to their comments, we would like to discuss the culprit vessels and distribution of fornix infarctions in this case.
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