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Two forms of arteritis that are often encountered is

Takayasu's arteritis and temporal arteritis (giant cell arteritis)

Takayasu's arteritis is most common to...

Women under 40

Signs and symptoms of takayasu's arteritis (4)

-No radial pulse


-TIA


- multiple bruits


-claudication of arms


How do arteritis tend to appear?

Smooth, homogeneous, and narrow (general wall thickening)

Symptoms and signs of temporal arteritis (5)

Headaches


Low grade fever


Jaw claudication


Tenderness in the temporal region


Visual problems and blindness



Neointimal hyperplasia at a surgical site is known as a... (A restenosis)

True restenosis

What are two reasons to patch a vessel that was cut open?

To enlarge the surgical site (vessel) by widening the lumen and reduce potential stenosis

With ultrasound, you will see sutures all the way around the

ICA

The primary concern for carotid endarterectomy is restenosis which includes (3)

Residual plaque , suture narrowing, and thrombotic narrowing/occlusion

Which patch will not limit visualization on ultrasound ?

Vein patch

Post endarterectomy is associated with...

Neck swelling


Encapsulated mass


Perivascular fluid

Three things that might limit visualization in early post-op

Air entrapped patch


Wound hematomas


Synthetic patch


Remnant plaque (shelf lesion) is used in diagnosis of...

Stenotic problems

Narrowing in the first 24 months is considered...

Neointimal hyperplasia

The most common complications of carotid artery stenting is...

Intimal hyperplasia

Stent fractures are rare but are associated with...

Calcification

Normal velocity without a stent

125 cm/sec

Normal velocity with a stent

175 cm/sec

In-stent restenosis occuring at the stent border comprised what percentage of reserved restenosis?

40%