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The superficial temporal artery was not present in four patients, was minuscule in one, and was damaged during the initial dissection in another, making it unsuitable for superficial temporal-to-middle cerebral artery branch anastomosis.<\/jats:p>\n<jats:p content-type=\"fine-print\">Blood flow within the graft could not be established intraoperatively in one patient (who had excellent collateral circulation) due to the small size of the vein (3 mm). In all others, the grafts were patent on follow-up arteriography and transcranial Doppler studies. Three patients who had severe reduction of cerebral blood flow during test occlusion of the ICA exhibited temporary hemispheric neurological deficits postoperatively; the deficits were related to the duration of temporary ICA occlusion. All three recovered completely without evidence of infarction on computerized tomography (CT). One patient who clinically could not tolerate the balloon occlusion test of the ICA also had temporary neurological deficits with good recovery but showed evidence of border-zone infarction on CT scans. 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