Comparative Study
Noninvasive differentiation of carotid artery occlusion from high-grade stenosis
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Comparative Study
Noninvasive differentiation of carotid artery occlusion from high-grade stenosis
Am Surg.
1987 Feb.
Abstract
The differentiation of high-grade carotid artery stenosis from occlusion can be a difficult but important diagnostic dilemma. The authors used a combination of duplex scanning, pulsed spectrum analysis, audible analysis of continuous wave doppler signal, and peri-orbital doppler compressions to accurately differentiate high-grade stenosis from occlusion in a series of 24 patients.
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