Is the right embryonic posterior cerebral artery diseased?

The right embryonic posterior cerebral artery is not a disease. It is a vascular abnormality, mainly referring to the posterior cerebral artery originating from the posterior communicating artery. Normally, the posterior cerebral artery originates from the ipsilateral internal carotid artery in most people, and some people originate from the posterior communicating artery in embryos. The right embryonic posterior cerebral artery is not a disease. If the patient has clinical symptoms, symptomatic treatment such as hemostasis and ischemia can be given to improve circulation. Generally, this vascular malformation does not affect the posterior circulation particularly.