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Case studies highlight neurosonology's effectiveness in detecting haemodynamic changes in vertebrobasilar pathology, indicating its diagnostic potential.
A variety of imaging modalities, including magnetic resonance angiography, computed tomographic angiography, digital subtraction angiography, and ultrasound, can be employed to identify haemodynamic changes in patients with cerebrovascular disorders. This article underscores the diagnostic utility of neurosonological assessment of cerebral vessels through two illustrative clinical cases involving pathologies of the vertebrobasilar circulation.
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