[PDF] Top 20 Multiple cervical artery dissections

... ate or mild pyramidal syndrome and only one had fasciculations, amyotrophy, and denervation in the EMG study, fulfilling the clinical criteria of ALS. Two spinal cords were examined and motor neuron loss in anterior ... See full document

... carotid artery dissections that underwent stent reconstruction between January 2011 and January 2015 were identified at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center or Northwestern University affiliated ... See full document

... While distribution of concomitant injuries does not differ in patients with and without CAD, all patients with VAD had a fracture of the cervical spine (Table 2), located at C6, C2, C5-7, and C4-5. In CAD, the ... See full document

... tify cervical spondylosis, a common cause of both central and preganglionic Horner ...out dissections and other lesions of the ipsilat- eral internal carotid artery that may cause both preganglionic ... See full document

... carotid artery was often smaller both in its proximal and distal segment as compared with the normal contralateral ...the cervical ICA was observed in three ...the cervical ICA, cannot be ...the ... See full document

... Sixty-four patients fulfilled the inclusion criteria and were invited to participate in the study. Ten patients were excluded: four patients who died with ICA dissection (ICAD) (three bilateral ICAD), and six living ... See full document

... avoidable dissections and strokes worldwide each ...- cervical manipulation (perhaps even a subtype of manipulation) - should be as rigorous as defining the dissections themselves so that the most ... See full document

... “cervical artery dissection” and “spontaneous cervical artery ...intracranial dissections only, atherosclerotic aneurysm, and dissection due to proven traumatism, surgery, or cancer ... See full document

... Control cases were not included. Although this limited our ability to comment on the diagnostic capability of each tech- nique, the goal was to determine whether specific findings that are commonly found in ... See full document

... A 42-year-old woman was admitted to the emergency room after a sudden-onset coma that persisted for 4 hours that was followed by slow spontaneous recovery of consciousness. He- modynamic and respiratory parameters ... See full document

... vertebraobasillary artery system, techniques like magnetic resonance angiography, digital subtraction angiography, invasive electromagnetic flow meter (EMF) and color Doppler Ultrasound (CDU) are ...vertebral ... See full document

... benign cervical lesions in women of reproduc- tive ...of multiple Nabothian cysts obstructing the cervical canal in a patient with 7 years primary ... See full document

... spontaneous cervical artery dissection treated at our center between August 2007 and August 2009 were included in the study if the following inclusion criteria were fulfilled: (1) unequivocal MRI evidence ... See full document

... Spiral CT shows the stagnation and arrest of con- trast medium at the level of the internal carotid and vertebral arteries, associated with the absence of ve- nous blood return. Enhanced visibility of the superior ... See full document

... and multiple CVDs may first manifest as pulmonary symptoms; thus, it is imperative that a physician has the ability to accurately examine a patient even with limited ...With multiple sophisticated ... See full document

... of multiple kidney arteries ...of multiple kidney arteries ...(18.7%) multiple renal arter- ies were diagnosed of the 1141 investigated kidneys, ranging between 2% [23] and ...of multiple ... See full document

... diagnosing multiple high viral load infections in cervical cancer screening is limited, as only 50 to 60% of CIN2 and CIN3 samples and only a very small fraction of CxCa patients would test ...addition, ... See full document

... coronary artery lesion can be successfully stented, similar to the treatment of lesions in coronary artery disease ...descending artery lesions respond well to stent placement ... See full document

... The radiologic hallmark of intramural dissection of the high cervical internal carotid artery is asymmetric stenosis of the vessel lumen, The region of stenosis is generally centered at [r] ... See full document

... arch between the LCCA and LSA was redundant and se- verely aneurysmal. The arch aneurysm distorted all the adjoining structures and extended superiorly, inferiorly and laterally, compressing pulmonary trunk and LPA, ... See full document