"Carotid webs have had many different names in the literature, including carotid intimal variant fibromuscular dysplasia, carotid weblike formations or septa, carotid pseudovalvular folds, carotid shelves, carotid diaphragms, and thrombotic carotid megabulbs 10. "Carotid web" is the most widely used description 10."
"Carotid webs have had many different names in the literature, including carotid intimal variant fibromuscular dysplasia, carotid weblike formations or septa, carotid pseudovalvular folds, carotid shelves, carotid diaphragms, and thrombotic carotid megabulbs 10. "Carotid web" is the most widely used description 10."
"Carotid webs have had many different names in the literature, including carotid intimal variant fibromuscular dysplasia, carotid weblike formations or septa, carotid pseudovalvular folds, carotid shelves, carotid diaphragms, and thrombotic carotid megabulbs 10. "Carotid web" is the most widely used description 10."
"Carotid webs have had many different names in the literature, including carotid intimal variant fibromuscular dysplasia, carotid weblike formations or septa, carotid pseudovalvular folds, carotid shelves, carotid diaphragms, and thrombotic carotid megabulbs 10. "Carotid web" is the most widely used description 10."
"Carotid webs have had many different names in the literature, including carotid intimal variant fibromuscular dysplasia, carotid weblike formations or septa, carotid pseudovalvular folds, carotid shelves, carotid diaphragms, and thrombotic carotid megabulbs 10. "Carotid web" is the most widely used description 10."
"Carotid webs have had many different names in the literature, including carotid intimal variant fibromuscular dysplasia, carotid weblike formations or septa, carotid pseudovalvular folds, carotid shelves, carotid diaphragms, and thrombotic carotid megabulbs 10. "Carotid web" is the most widely used description 10."
"Carotid webs have had many different names in the literature, including carotid intimal variant fibromuscular dysplasia, carotid weblike formations or septa, carotid pseudovalvular folds, carotid shelves, carotid diaphragms, and thrombotic carotid megabulbs 10. "Carotid web" is the most widely used description 10."
"Carotid webs may be detectable as echogenic lesions on routine carotid Doppler ultrasound 4,5,10, but this imaging modality is not considered to be as reliable as CT angiography, MR angiography or DSA 2,5,10. There may or may not be haemodynamically significant stenosis accompanying a carotid web 4,5,10."
"Carotid webs have had many different names in the literature, including carotid intimal variant fibromuscular dysplasia, carotid weblike formations or septa, carotid pseudovalvular folds, carotid shelves, carotid diaphragms, and thrombotic carotid megabulbs 10. "Carotid web" is the most widely used description 10."
"Carotid webs may be detectable as echogenic lesions on routine carotid Doppler ultrasound 4,5,10, but this imaging modality is not considered to be as reliable as CT angiography, MR angiography or DSA 2,5,10. There may or may not be haemodynamically significant stenosis accompanying a carotid web 4,5,10."
"CT angiography is most commonly used to detect and evaluate carotid webs 1-3,5,6,10. In particular, thin axial and oblique sagittal views are most useful 1-3,5,6,10. Radiographically, carotid webs are typically described as shelf-like, linear, thin, smooth filling defects, located along the posterior wall of the internal carotid artery bulb, just beyond the carotid bifurcation 1-3,5,6,10."
"History and etymology"