In the special outpatient clinic for cerebral microangiopathy/cerebral amyloid angiopathy, the (suspected) diagnosis of cerebral microangiopathy, including cerebral amyloid angiopathy, is classified.

As a rule, cerebral microangiopathy is an incidental finding as part of cerebral MRI diagnostics. We review the imaging findings, assign them to a subtype of cerebral microangiopathy, and recommend or initiate further diagnostic measures. We take a position on the question of initiating, changing, or continuing anticoagulant therapy. A typical constellation here is cerebral microbleeds and/or siderosis with a simultaneous indication for oral anticoagulation.

We provide diagnostics, therapy, and follow-up care for patients with the inflammatory variant of cerebral amyloid angiopathy. This includes the indication for the initiation, continuation and termination of immunomodulatory therapy.

We kindly ask you to bring::

• previous MRI scans,
• previous medical reports,
• a current medication plan and
• current/last laboratory values (if available).

We will return all the documents you have brought with you to your patient at the end of the examination. 

Our expert for cerebral micro/amyloid angiopathy::

Prof. Dr. med. Stefanie Schreiber