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Fig. 2. The process of retrograde suction decompression through the internal carotid artery with a Pruitt-Inahara® carotid shunt. (A) Neck dissection was.

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1 Fig. 2. The process of retrograde suction decompression through the internal carotid artery with a Pruitt-Inahara® carotid shunt. (A) Neck dissection was performed to expose the common carotid artery (CCA). Proximal and distal vascular loops entwine the CCA. A purse string suture is placed midway between the two loops. (B) The Pruitt-Inahara® carotid shunt catheter was inserted into the internal carotid artery (ICA) through the incision at the center of the purse string suture. (C) Illustrations of the technique. Fig. 2. The process of retrograde suction decompression through the internal carotid artery with a Pruitt-Inahara® carotid shunt. (A) Neck dissection was performed to expose the common carotid artery (CCA). Proximal and distal vascular loops entwine the CCA. A purse string suture is placed midway between the two loops. (B) The Pruitt-Inahara® carotid shunt catheter was inserted . . . Yonsei Med J Mar;58(2):

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