Transcranial color duplex sonographic examinations in children and adolescents without
cerebrovascular disease were evaluated retrospectively. Flow velocities and waveform …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Transcranial color-coded duplex sonography (TCCD) is a
diagnostic technique for evaluation of intracranial arteries in patients with acute stroke. Echo …

Echolucency of carotid atherosclerotic plaques, as evaluated by computerized B‐mode
ultrasonographic images, has been associated with an increased incidence of brain infarcts …

Examinations that are performed for the evaluation of the extracranial cerebrovascular
system need to supply accurate information regarding the luminal surface of the carotid …

Purpose: To study the role of duplex ultrasonography in evaluating plaque morphology and
its correlation to neurological symptoms and cerebral infarctions on computed tomographic …

This study evaluated intracranial cerebral arteries using a new data acquisition system for
transcranial three‒dimensional (3D) ultrasonography with and without an echo contrast …

Objectives: Proper assessment of the intracranial arteries by transcranial color-coded duplex
sonography (TCCD) is occasionally made difficult by an insufficient temporal bone window …

Background and Purpose—The role of 2-dimensional transcranial color-coded sonography
(2D-TCCS) as a diagnostic tool in cases of vascular alteration is unquestioned. The skill of …

A retrospective study evaluated 50 patients who had pathologically proven intraplaque
hemorrhage. The patients were pathologically divided into two groups by the presence or …

Sixteen, carotid arteries in nine patients with transient ischaemic attacks and carotid bruits
were examined by direct scanning grey scale ultrasound using a 10 HMz probe attached to …