Stroke, Vol 11, 402-404, Copyright © 1980 by American Heart Association
RG Weaver Jr, G Howard, WM McKinney, MR Ball, AM Jones and JF Toole
Continuous-wave (CW) Doppler ultrasound imaging for prediction of
arteriogrphic abnormality at the carotid bifurcation was carried out in 195
arteries of 105 patients. The Doppler method had no predictive value when
compared to angiographic findings in arteries classified as 0-50% stenosis
by Doppler. In 50-75% stenosis by arteriography Doppler accuracy was 52%.
With stenosis of 76-99% Doppler imaging correlated with 71% reliability.
When an arteriogram was compared with Doppler imaging the latter gave a
"false negative" reading in 56% and "false positive" readings in 19%. We
conclude that Doppler ultrasound evaluation provides important information
regarding the state of the carotid bifurcation, which supplements the
bedside evaluation, but it does not substitute for arteriography.
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