[Subclavian steal carotid recovery syndrome--case report]

A case of atherosclerotic changes with rare form of right sided Subclavian Steal Carotid Recovery Syndrom consisted of three elements: critical stenosis of brachiocephalic trunc (80%), mild stenosis of right common carotid artery (35%) and variable, ascendent-descendental filling of right vertebral artery is reported. A patient is in a high risk for developing of arterial occlusive disease and with high total score of 7 out of 10 multiple risk factors (age, personal or familiar history, smoking, hyperlipidaemia, overweight, sedentary lifestyle). A cervical spondylosis accompanied with chronic neural lesion of C7/C8 myotom is verified causing mistreatment of a patient exclusively as neurological or physiatrical case.