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Ultrasound during surgery of the carotid artery
European Journal of Radiology
|August 1, 1986
Abstract:
Operative ultrasonography is very useful in carotid artery surgery--First to show before the reconstruction the site, the degree and the shape of the lesions--second after the reconstruction to appreciate its quality. In our 26 cases, reintervention was performed in five cases but only 3 have had a second reconstruction. Sensitivity of this method is very high, and this must be taken into consideration before any repeat surgery.