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Are Strokes mostly genetically based or acquired? Stenosis vs Hypoplasia of vertebral artery anomalous as the leading cause of Stroke (Anatomical Study of VA Anomalies in neck three-dimensional computed tomography angiography)

2024-01-31

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A thorough understanding of the vertebral artery (VA) variations and course of the artery and its related branches could significantly enhance the efficacy and safety of interventions involving the neck and spine. Here, we aimed to investigate the incidence of various VA variations in individuals presenting with signs and symptoms of stroke with our neurology team. In this cross-sectional study, all patients refer...

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10.22541/au.170667598.83018754/v1
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