Table 2 Individual data for patients with internal carotid artery morphological variations
Clinical presentation | Age | Sex | Risk factor | NIHSS | Rt ICA | Lt ICA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lt hemiplegia | 75 | Male | D.M., HTN | 22 | Occluded | Tortuous with stenosis < 50% |
Rt hemiparesis | 60 | Female | D.M., HTN | 10 | Normal | Tortuous with stenosis < 50% |
Improved RT hemiparesis and dysarthria | 65 | Male | HTN | 4 | Normal | Mod kink stenosis < 50% |
Rt hemiplegia | 65 | Male | D.M. | 14 | Normal | Mild kink stenosis < 50% |
Triple stroke recent Rt | 80 | Male | D.M., HTN | 18 | Normal | Tortuous with stenosis < 50% |
Lt hemiplegia | 60 | Female | D.M., HTN | 18 | Tortuous with stenosis < 50% | Tortuous with stenosis < 50% |
Rt hemiplegia | 80 | Female | D.M., HTN | 20 | Normal | Mild kink stenosis < 50% |
Rt hemiplegia | 66 | Female | D.M., HTN | 14 | Mild kink with a normal lumen | Normal |
Rt hemiparesis | 75 | Female | D.M., HTN | 8 | Tortuous with stenosis < 50% | Normal with stenosis < 50% |
Rt hemiplegia | 67 | Male | D.M., HTN | 16 | Normal | Tortuous with stenosis < 50% |
Lt hemiplegia | 65 | Female | D.M., HTN | 12 | Normal | Tortuous with stenosis < 50% |