علاج تشريح الشريان السباتي مع خطر النزيف المعتدل والميزات الإشعاعية عالية الخطورة

The presence of radiographic high-risk features that are known predictors of ischemic stroke after dissection (such as severe stenosis or occlusion, intraluminal thrombus) in patients with low risk of bleeding may warrant anticoagulation therapy.

Angioplasty and stenting may be fairly safe and beneficial in a limited population of patients with flow-limiting stenosis who fail medical treatment.

When angioplasty and stenting are not feasible, vessel sacrifice may be considered in patients with recurrent ischemic stroke but adequate compensatory circulation.