1. Reducing the risk of carotid surgery: A 7-year audit of the role of monitoring and quality control assessment 
A.Ross Naylor, MDa, Paul D. Hayes, FRCSa, Holger Allroggen, MRCPb, Nikki Lennard, FRCSa, Michael E. Gaunt, MDa, Matthew M. Thompson, MDa, Nicholas J.M. London, MDa, Peter R.F. Bell, MDa 
Journal of Vascular Surgery 
Volume 32, Issue 4, Pages (October 2000)
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2. Fig. 1
Top left, Hysteroscope used during intraoperative angioscopy. Top right, Completion angioscopy study of endarterectomy zone and distal ICA shows possible plane of dissection under intima; this was corrected surgically. Bottom left, Mural thrombus adherent to endarterectomy zone, adjacent to proximal common carotid step. Bottom right, Thrombotic material retrieved from endarterectomy zone after angioscopy.
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3. Fig. 2 Normal completion angioscopy.
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4. Fig. 3
Bleeding vasa vasorum (arrow) that is source of luminal thrombus in endarterectomy zone.
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5. Fig. 4
A, Effect of dextran on embolus count in early postoperative period in patient who had postoperative embolic stroke on day 5 (case 10, Table III). Within 4 hours, embolization had ceased, and no neurologic deficit occurred. B, On day 5, patient had upper limb monoparesis and was found to be embolizing profusely. Dextran was again administered (50 mL/h), rate of embolization decreased rapidly, and patient made significant clinical recovery (OHS score of 1 at 30 days).
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