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Historical review details the development of carotid artery surgery for treating cerebrovascular insufficiency.
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The development of carotid artery surgery related to cerebrovascular insufficiency caused by extracranial atherosclerotic occlusive disease has evolved over the past two decades and merits review.
This address provides a historical review of the development of carotid artery surgery for treating cerebrovascular insufficiency.
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Provides historical context on carotid surgery development; leaves open questions on contemporary techniques for cerebrovascular disease.
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Jesse E. Thompson (1973) conducted a review in Cerebrovascular insufficiency caused by extracranial atherosclerotic occlusive disease. Carotid artery surgery was evaluated. This historical address reviews the development of carotid artery surgery for the treatment of cerebrovascular insufficiency caused by extracranial atherosclerotic occlusive disease.
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