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B-MODE SONOGRAPHY AS A SCREENING PROCEDURE FOR ASYMPTOMATIC CAROTID BRUITS

RICHARD D. ANDERSON M.D., DAVID F. POWELL M.D., and JIRI J. VITEK M.D.

Sixty-five B-mode carotid sonograms were obtained at random on patients undergoing cerebral arteriography. A 5 mHz transducer was used.

The results were correlated with magnified cervical carotid arteriograms obtained on these patients. B-mode sonography was accurate in evaluating the carotid arteries for surgical stenosis in 72 per cent of the cases.

The feasibility of using B-mode sonography as a screening test in patients with asymptomatic carotid bruits is discussed.


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