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Cerebral vasculitides and non-arteriosclerotic vasculopathies: A Theoretical Review

Gross division of vasculitides is still today dependent upon the histological characteristics of the disease; nevertheless anatomic-pathological classifications mainly rely upon the diameter of the injured vessel and also upon the fact that the process is granulomatous, or not. Authors describe main cerebral vasculitides of primary and secondary origin, as well as some of the main non-atherosclerotic vasculopathies (CADASIL, Moya-Moya syndrome and fibromuscular dysplasia). A review of several updated bibliographic sources is thereby completed.