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Evaluation of collateral flow capacity in patients with vascular or tumorous lesions of the skull base by Doppler sonography

1991

In 12 patients with vascular or tumorous lesions of the skull base, the collateral flow capacity was examined by transcranial Doppler sonography and carotid compression studies. In four patients no cross flow mechanism was found, in two patients the test remained unclear, and in six patients the examination suggested a good collateral flow capacity. However, for this application of Doppler sonography no borderlines have yet been defined and thus interpretation is difficult. Intraoperative Doppler sonography was used in five patients and proved to be helpful for localisation of the internal carotid artery within skull base tumors.

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Recanalization of Totally Occluded Coronary Vessels by Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty

1986

Since its introduction in 1977, percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) has become an effective approach for treatment of patients with single-vessel disease [1–3, 5]. Treatment of double- and multiple-vessel disease has also been attempted [5, 6]. In patients with angina pectoris total occlusion of coronary vessels is found, and PTCA has also been used in an attempt to restore coronary blood flow in such patients [8, 10]. Even main stem occlusions have been recanalized [11]. In patients with total occlusion of coronary vessels, collateral flow is sufficient to maintain cardiac function at rest but not during exercise [12–14]. Therefore, PTCA seems to be an ideal method for re…

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