Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development

Ashley Benge; Savanna   Toolis; Shubh   Nitesh Oza; Andreea Factor

Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development

Ashley Benge
, Savanna Toolis
, Shubh Nitesh Oza
, Andreea Factor

School of Medicine

Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster › peer-review

Original language	English (Ireland)
Publication status	Published - 2025
Event	Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development - The Anatomical Society Summer Meeting, St. John's College, Oxford, United Kingdom Duration: 14 Jul 2025 → 17 Jul 2025

Conference

Conference	Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Period	14/07/25 → 17/07/25

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Benge, A., Toolis, S., Nitesh Oza, S., & Factor, A. (2025). Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development. Poster session presented at Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development, United Kingdom.

Benge, Ashley ; Toolis, Savanna ; Nitesh Oza, Shubh et al. / Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development. Poster session presented at Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development, United Kingdom.

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Benge, A, Toolis, S, Nitesh Oza, S & Factor, A 2025, 'Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development', Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development, United Kingdom, 14/07/25 - 17/07/25.

Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development. / Benge, Ashley; Toolis, Savanna ; Nitesh Oza, Shubh et al.
2025. Poster session presented at Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development, United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster › peer-review

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Benge A, Toolis S, Nitesh Oza S, Factor A. Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development. 2025. Poster session presented at Anatomical Variation in Vertebral Artery Morphology: Observations from an Irish Cadaveric Population and Implications for Cerebral Development, United Kingdom.