Anatomical basis of Subclavian Steal Syndrome

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I had both US and CT following detection of a bruit in Right Carotid Artery. The results of both tests indicated Subclavian Steal Syndrome. Your presentation made it easy to understand the anatomy of the affected area. Thank you

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Hello, do you have subclavian theft? the heart murmur was caused by the theft of subclavian? I have had the same symptoms with dizziness, vertigo, blurred vision. How do you feel ? have you had to operate? I would appreciate your answer. A hug

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Hi, I also have ARSA, I often have to drop out and I have to cough, I feel it in my throat and you? I am 39 years old. spu are operated?

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[@indianrose1350]

Hello Doctor, I have had vertigo, dizziness and blurred vision plus pain in my left arm for a few months, I had an angioresonance and the radiologist did not realize it but a surgeon told me that I had a subclavian stenosis but that they should do an arteriography to see the actual state of stenosis. Do you understand angioresonance? could you send him a picture?

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Hi, I also have ARSA, I often have to drop out and I have to cough, I feel it in my throat and you? I am 39 years old

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If the plaque is on the left side,then the phenomenon will still be the same?

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[@indianrose1350]

Yes, it does not matter in the artery where the phenomenon is, the same occurs. do you have that subclavian syndrome?

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