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- Apr 2020
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The role of carotid stenting for grade II or III internal carotid artery injuries remain controversial; current literature suggests stenting be reserved for symptomatic patients or markedly enlarging pseudoaneurysms.
for symptomatic patients and markedly enlarging pseudoaneurysms, stenting is suggested
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Prompt revascularization of the internal carotid artery, using a temporary Pruitt-Inahara shunt, should be considered in patients arriving in profound shock.
in profound shock, using Pruitt-Inahara shunt for revascularization of int carotid art is considered
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All carotid injuries should be repaired except in patients who present in coma with a delay in transport.
comatose patient with transporting delay should not get carotid repair contrary to other carotid inj
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