1965
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1111287
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Zerebrale Durchblutungsinsuffizienz bei Verschlußprozessen der Arteria subclavia („subclavian steal effect”)

Abstract: Das gleichzeitige Vorkommen von zerebralenKrankheitszeichen und einer arteriellen Durchblutungsinsuffizienz des Armes ist wiederholt beobachtet worden. Als Erklärung wurde hierfür meist eine koordinierte Erkrankung der Arm-und Gehirnarterien im Rahmen einer arteriellen Verschlußkrankheit unterstellt. Erst die breite Anwendung der Arteriographie gab im Laufe der letzten Jahre genauere Aufschlüsse über die möglichen pathogenetischen Zusammenhänge zwischen Gehirndurchblutung und Armdurchblutung.Die ,,pathogenetis… Show more

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“…Keller was able to demonstrate the alternating flow in angiography (5). In subclavian occlusion, however, we, like other authors (4,5,6,8,10), could only find the third variant, i.e., the permanent, retrograde perfusion of the vertebral artery when it served as the tapping vessel for the subclavian artery.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 44%
“…Keller was able to demonstrate the alternating flow in angiography (5). In subclavian occlusion, however, we, like other authors (4,5,6,8,10), could only find the third variant, i.e., the permanent, retrograde perfusion of the vertebral artery when it served as the tapping vessel for the subclavian artery.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 44%
“…The subclavian steal phenomenon has been characterized either by the territory from which the blood is “stolen” [28] or the severity of hemodynamic disturbances in the vertebral artery [29]. Territories are classified as vertebral-vertebral, carotid-basilar, external carotid-basilar, or carotid-subclavian.…”
Section: Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…В 1965 г. J. Vollmar и соавт. [14] выделили четыре варианта обкра-дывания при окклюзии первого сегмента ПКА: верте-брально-вертебральный, каротидно-базилярный, экстер-но-вертебральный, сонно-подключичный. Наиболее ча-стой причиной развития окклюзии или критического сте-ноза проксимального сегмента ПКА и других брахиоце-фальных артерий являются атеросклероз, реже неспецифи-ческий аортоартериит [15][16][17][18][19][20], а также деформации прок-симальных сегментов ПКА с формированием септального стеноза [21].…”
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