Feb 18, 2020 · Don't: If the artery is 100% occluded surgery or a stent is not neccessary or possible. The artery when 100% blocked occludes up to the brain and cannot be opened up. The risk of carotid blockage is when it is severely narrowed ie >80%; then a piece of plaque can break off, lodge in the brain and caues a stroke.

Patient for cabg has totally occluded rt ica and lt ica stenosis 80% no previous neurological symptoms?

Feb 5, 2018 · Greater than 65 : The incidence of carotid stenosis increases steadily as one ages. More common in men than women, and significantly after a

Dec 2, 2020 · Evaluation liver: Portal vein is the main blood flow to the liver it occluded sometime with thrombosis that is usually treated with blood thinners like Coumadin (warfarin) . Hepatic veins drains blood from liver to the heart , if they occlude the patient will develop jaundice and sometimes severe liver dysfunction .

Apr 26, 2017 · Reopening a totally occluded artery can actually cause injury to the brain. You should be evaluated by a neurologist to evaluate why the occlusion happened, such as whether there is a clotting disorder.

Is the brain mri finding flow voids of intracranial portion of ica, basilar artery and superior sagittal sinus appear maintained with no evidence of thrombus normal? can it miss something because i have unexplained neurological symptoms still?

Sep 27, 2014 · Ct scan of sinuses done years ago. looked at report and one thing i don't understand is partially occluded left ostiomeatal unit?dr never mentioned it

Mar 16, 2019 · Somewhat unclear: Blockages in the carotid artery of a certain severity may increase one's risk of stroke. For those carotid arteries withou

Ct scan of sinuses done years ago. looked at report and one thing i don't understand is partially occluded left ostiomeatal unit?dr never mentioned it

what would cause occlusion in jugular vein not a clot?: Compression: Some type of process compressing the vein would cause a o