Internal Carotid Artery Occlusion - Case
1
- A 64 year-old man presented spells of right sided weakness, often
provoled by standing up quickly. His neurology examination was
completely normal.
- Cerebral Angiogram. (Left) Right common carotid
artery injection, AP neck view; (Right) Left internal carotid
injection, intracranial AP view. Note that the right internal carotid
artery is completely occluded. On the left internal
carotid injection, one can see that the right hemisphere is supplied by
collateral flow from the left. Note note that the top of the internal carotid is
minimally reconstituted.
Revised05/21/06.
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