[Method for angiographic identification of the labyrinth artery]

Area of Science:

• Neurology
• Radiology
• Vascular Imaging

Background:

• Standard vertebral angiography methods are often unsatisfactory for diagnosing underlying conditions.
• Emergency cases require rapid and reliable diagnostic tools.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the safety and reliability of digital subtraction angiography (DSA) in Stenvers standard setting for emergency cases.
• To assess the efficacy of a new atraimatic DSA method for intravital identification and verification of the labyrinthine artery.

Main Methods:

• Digital subtraction angiography (DSA) was performed atraimatically in 106 emergency patients.
• The study utilized Stenvers standard setting for DSA procedures.
• Patients underwent various cerebral angiography methods for diagnosis.

Main Results:

• The new atraimatic DSA method successfully identified and verified the labyrinthine artery intravitally in 75% of cases.
• This technique was found to be safe and reliable for emergency patient care.
• Conventional methods of vertebral angiography were deemed insufficient.

Conclusions:

• Atraimatic digital subtraction angiography in Stenvers standard setting is a safe and reliable technique for emergency diagnosis.
• This method offers improved identification of the labyrinthine artery compared to standard vertebral angiography.