Carotid Artery Stenting

PROCEDURES/
CONDITIONS


Brain
bullitAneurysm & Coiling of Aneurysms
bullitAwake Craniotomy and Functional Mapping
bulletBrain Tumors
bulletCarotid Artery Stenting
bulletCarotid Endarterectomy
bulletCerebral Aneurysm
bulletCerebral Arterio-Venus Malformation Surgery
bulletCraniofacial Reconstruction
bulletFacial Pain
bulletGamma Knife
bulletHemifacial Spasms
bulletPediatric Neurosurgery
bulletPeripheral Nerve Surgery
bullitPermanent Low Dose Implants
bullitRadiosurgery
bulletSkull Base Surgery
bullitStereotactic Biopsy
bullit
Stroke
bullitTrigeminal Neuralgia

Spine

bulletChiropractic Care
bulletInteractive Education
bulletHerniated Discs
  Carotid Artery Stenting Technique
New catheter-based technology allows safe access to the extra- and intracranial vasculature to perform cerebral stent procedures.  Small, flexible microcatheters are maneuvered into the cerebral circulation and stents are placed in vessels to open up the circulation to the brain.


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