Endoscopy-assisted surgical treatment of carotid artery kinking

Lukyanchikov, V. A.; Khasauov, R. Kh.; Kordonskaya, O. O.; Dalibaldyan, V. A.; Senko, I. V.

doi:10.17116/hirurgia202002113

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“…Carotid surgery might be performed in other but selected symptomatic patients (3). ere are reported cases with pulsatile tinnitus in which carotid surgery of kinking produced good clinical outcome (13,14). Ballotta et al showed that carotid surgery for symptomatic (causing cerebral ischemic symptoms) carotid kinking is superior in preventing stroke in comparison to the best medical therapy (15).…”

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Dissecting lesions of common carotid artery after carotid surgery: a case report

Budinčević¹,

Ivkošić²,

Vidjak³

et al. 2022

Rad Hrvatske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti

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is case report represents rare complication of carotid surgery, iatrogenic dissection of the common carotid artery and its successful endovascular treatment. We herein report a case of 55 year-old female patient in whom carotid surgery was performed due to constant tinnitus caused by kinking of right internal carotid artery. On day 7 th carotid control ultrasound was performed, according to hospital's protocol. e carotid ultrasound showed dissecting lesion of right common carotid artery in a length of three centimeters that was con rmed with computed tomography angiography of neck vessels, and dual antithrombotic therapy was initiated. One month later percutaneous angioplasty was performed with stent implantation.

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