CCA
n.n. Stands for Cerebral Cerebellar Artery. A major blood vessel in the brain that helps control movement and balance.
n. Abbreviation for Cerebral Cerebellar Artery. A major arterial vessel that supplies blood to the cerebellum and parts of the brainstem, playing a critical role in motor coordination and balance.
The doctor checked the CCA for any signs of blockage.
A blockage in the CCA can lead to significant motor dysfunction, as the cerebellum relies on this artery to coordinate complex movements and maintain equilibrium.
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Last updated May 19, 2026