Natural History of Hemodynamics in Vertebrobasilar Disease

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My Truth my weapon .. Natural history of hemodynamics in vertebrobasilar disease: temporal changes in the VERiTAS Study cohort https://t.co/1YmlmdRrCy

Natural History of Hemodynamics in Vertebrobasilar Disease. Iprovement and worsening of hemodynamics in patients. Flow status, both at baseline and over time, is a risk factor for subsequent stroke, thus serving as an important prognostic marker. https:…

Low flow in a symptomatic posterior circulation is very ominous, hazard ratio of 10.3 for stroke. It's worth trialing an endovascular approach for these high-risk patients #ICAD #VERiTAS https://t.co/GxVfTcaQ5R

Dr. David Liebeskind of @UCLAStroke contributed to this recent study observing the potential for both improvement and worsening of #blood flow in patients with atherosclerotic vertebrobasilar disease. https://t.co/je09bIRNH9 https://t.co/zGHx7BHBRv

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