Ocular Complications of Carotid Arteriography in Carotid Occlusive Disease

Maculo-papillary branch retinal artery occlusions following the Wada test

“…in patients at risk for atherosclerotic changes [8,14]. Haney et al [7] have proposed embolization of a fragment of an atherosclerotic plaque in an elderly patient as a cause of occlusion of the central retinal artery after carotid angiography. Heiserman et al [8] evaluated 1000 cerebral angiographic procedures and found a 1% overall incidence of neurologic deficit and a 0.5% incidence of persistent deficits.…”

Maculo-papillary branch retinal artery occlusions following the Wada test

“…in patients at risk for atherosclerotic changes [8,14]. Haney et al [7] have proposed embolization of a fragment of an atherosclerotic plaque in an elderly patient as a cause of occlusion of the central retinal artery after carotid angiography. Heiserman et al [8] evaluated 1000 cerebral angiographic procedures and found a 1% overall incidence of neurologic deficit and a 0.5% incidence of persistent deficits.…”

Cerebral Emboli Complicating Cerebral Angiography

“…Emboli to the retina as a complication of angiography have in general been thought to be associated with atherosclerosis (4,8,13,15). LEVINE & HENRY (11), however, have reported retinal embolization following carotid angiography without evidence of underlying arteriosclerotic di::ease.…”

Lateral syndrome of the medulla oblongata (Wallenberg's syndrome) as a complication of a vertebral angiography: a case report

“…10 . 14 ; it is interesting to note that visual complications may also follow the angiography by carotid artery (Haney and Preston 7 ). Other more infrequent forms of complications arising from vertebral angiographies may occur, including d'rect osteolytic lesion of the vertebral body 29 In the anamnesis there are references to a symptomatology of a simple diving goiter (October 1967), found out through a chest planigraphy.…”

Maculo-papillary branch retinal artery occlusions following the Wada test

“…in patients at risk for atherosclerotic changes [8,14]. Haney et al [7] have proposed embolization of a fragment of an atherosclerotic plaque in an elderly patient as a cause of occlusion of the central retinal artery after carotid angiography. Heiserman et al [8] evaluated 1000 cerebral angiographic procedures and found a 1% overall incidence of neurologic deficit and a 0.5% incidence of persistent deficits.…”

Cerebral Emboli Complicating Cerebral Angiography

“…Emboli to the retina as a complication of angiography have in general been thought to be associated with atherosclerosis (4,8,13,15). LEVINE & HENRY (11), however, have reported retinal embolization following carotid angiography without evidence of underlying arteriosclerotic di::ease.…”

Lateral syndrome of the medulla oblongata (Wallenberg's syndrome) as a complication of a vertebral angiography: a case report

“…10 . 14 ; it is interesting to note that visual complications may also follow the angiography by carotid artery (Haney and Preston 7 ). Other more infrequent forms of complications arising from vertebral angiographies may occur, including d'rect osteolytic lesion of the vertebral body 29 In the anamnesis there are references to a symptomatology of a simple diving goiter (October 1967), found out through a chest planigraphy.…”

Maculo-papillary branch retinal artery occlusions following the Wada test

“…in patients at risk for atherosclerotic changes [8,14]. Haney et al [7] have proposed embolization of a fragment of an atherosclerotic plaque in an elderly patient as a cause of occlusion of the central retinal artery after carotid angiography. Heiserman et al [8] evaluated 1000 cerebral angiographic procedures and found a 1% overall incidence of neurologic deficit and a 0.5% incidence of persistent deficits.…”

Cerebral Emboli Complicating Cerebral Angiography

“…Emboli to the retina as a complication of angiography have in general been thought to be associated with atherosclerosis (4,8,13,15). LEVINE & HENRY (11), however, have reported retinal embolization following carotid angiography without evidence of underlying arteriosclerotic di::ease.…”

Lateral syndrome of the medulla oblongata (Wallenberg's syndrome) as a complication of a vertebral angiography: a case report

“…10 . 14 ; it is interesting to note that visual complications may also follow the angiography by carotid artery (Haney and Preston 7 ). Other more infrequent forms of complications arising from vertebral angiographies may occur, including d'rect osteolytic lesion of the vertebral body 29 In the anamnesis there are references to a symptomatology of a simple diving goiter (October 1967), found out through a chest planigraphy.…”