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carotid patch with infection(1).jpg In the above image B, the white arrow is most likely pointing to:

Patients with neck swelling ipsilateral to a carotid endarterectomy are most likely to have which of the folllowing?

The most common type of stroke is;

The tem “lateralizing” may be used to indicate which side or hemisphere of the brain has been affected.

An athersclerotic plaque that demonstrates highly reflective echoes and acoustic shadowing;

Select “yes” below (this question is a “freebie”)

According to the NASCET method for determining a stenosis of >70%, which of the following conditions must be present?

A unilateral decrease or absence of diastolic flow in the CCA is indicative of;

The vertebral arteries are usually asymmetrical in size and the left is typically larger than the right.

A “choke lesion” in the CCA may result in retrograde flow in the ECA to supply the ICA.