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Angiographically Verified Cerebrovascular Disease in Young Women On Oral Contraceptives Without Previous Neurological Illness"

3 healthy Caucasian females ages 17-31 with no history of neurological or vascular difficulties developed cerebro-vascular disease following the use of oral contraceptives. The case history of each is presented in detail. All cases were angiographically verified and analyses of the symptoms suggest a direct and temporal relationship to the use of oral contraception.