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Diagnosing Carotid Stenosis Near-Occlusion by Using CT Angiography
AJNR 27:632-637, Bartlett,E.S.,et al, 2006
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Article Abstract
Threshold values provide guidelines for CTA interpretation when assessing carotid artery disease and the presence of near-occlusion. Ultimate identification of near-occlusion requires the interpreters judgment, with attention to the following criteria: (1) notable stenosis of the ICA bulb and (2) distal ICA caliber reduction compared with (A) expected size, (B) contralateral ICA, and (C) ipsilateral ECA. Near-occlusion distal ICAs can be reliably identified on CTA.
 
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