"Denver criteria 6: subsequently modified and refined, is the most widely used and validated criteria 11"
"Boston criteria 10"
"AV fistula"
Expected headings
"Screening"
"crush injury: less common, whereby a direct blow to the neck or base of the skull may cause a crush injury to the carotid or vertebral arteries; other causes for crush injury include compression from fracture fragments from the carotid canal or cervical spine, or between fractured structures"
"When undiagnosed, blunt cerebrovascular injury has high morbidity and mortality, primarily from cerebral infarction. A significant minority of patients will have an asymptomatic interval, which could be hours to months. The majority of infarcts occur within 72 hours, with the peak incidence of symptoms being 13-24 hours; thus, there is a potential therapeutic window to treat these patients whilst they are asymptomatic."