What are the 3 branches of government?
Your patient undergoes carotid endarterectomy. Six months la…
Your patient undergoes carotid endarterectomy. Six months later, a Carotid Duplex is performed due to neurologic symptoms. Findings reveal the operated carotid is significantly narrowed with thickened vessel walls. The most likely cause of this finding is:
A patient presents to the vascular lab with a choke lesion….
A patient presents to the vascular lab with a choke lesion. The ICA presents with antegrade and dampened flow. What findings would you expect to document within the ECA?
When vessels in a network are arranged in parallel, how does…
When vessels in a network are arranged in parallel, how does this affect the overall resistance of the network?
Connection between artery and vein using polytetrafluoroethy…
Connection between artery and vein using polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) material or other synthetic material. It includes two anastomotic sites.
Which vessel or vessels provide the primary arterial supply…
Which vessel or vessels provide the primary arterial supply to carotid body tumors?
What is the general acceptable size for upper extremity arte…
What is the general acceptable size for upper extremity arteries for fistula creation?
What are Hollenhorst plaques?
What are Hollenhorst plaques?
Which of the following is usually the first branch of the ex…
Which of the following is usually the first branch of the external carotid artery?
A patient presents with right-sided paresthesia, impacting t…
A patient presents with right-sided paresthesia, impacting the arm more than the leg, and aphasia. The lesion is most likely located at: