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Vertebrobasilar system computed tomographic angiography in central vertigo |pdf=|usr=}}{{28328808}} gab.com Text Vertebrobasilar system computed tomographic angiography in central vertigo JO: Medicine (Baltimore) http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=28328808 #FOAvip The incidence of vertigo in the population is 20% to 30% and one-fourth of the cases are related to central causes. The aim of this study was to evaluate computed tomography angiography (CTA) findings of the vertebrobasilar system in central vertigo without stroke.CTA and magnetic resonance images of patients with vertigo were retrospectively evaluated. One hundred twenty-nine patients suspected of having central vertigo according to history, physical examination, and otological and neurological tests without signs of infarction on diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging were included in the study. The control group included 120 patients with similar vascular disease risk factors but without vertigo. Vertebral and basilar artery diameters, hypoplasias, exit-site variations of vertebral artery, vertebrobasilar tortuosity, and stenosis of ?50% detected on CTA were recorded for all patients. Independent-samples t test was used in variables with normal distribution, and Mann?Whitney U test in non-normal distribution. The difference of categorical variable distribution according to groups was analyzed with ?2 and/or Fisher exact test.Vertebral artery hypoplasia and ?50% stenosis were seen more often in the vertigo group (P?=?0.000, <0.001). Overall 78 (60.5%) vertigo patients had ?50% stenosis, 54 (69.2%) had stenosis at V1 segment, 9 (11.5%) at V2 segment, 2 (2.5%) at V3 segment, and 13 (16.6%) at V4 segment. Both vertigo and control groups had similar basilar artery hypoplasia and ?50% stenosis rates (P?=?0.800, >0.05).CTA may be helpful to clarify the association between abnormal CTA findings of vertebral arteries and central vertigo.This article reveals the opportunity to diagnose posterior circulation abnormalities causing central vertigo with a feasible method such as CTA. Twit Text FOAVip Vertebrobasilar system computed tomographic angiography in central vertigo ????Medicine (Baltimore) http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=28328808 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=28328808 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|28328808}}</ref> Vertebrobasilar system computed tomographic angiography in central vertigo #MMPMID28328808 Pa?ao?lu L Medicine (Baltimore) 2017[Mar]; 96 (12): ä PMID28328808show ga The incidence of vertigo in the population is 20% to 30% and one-fourth of the cases are related to central causes. The aim of this study was to evaluate computed tomography angiography (CTA) findings of the vertebrobasilar system in central vertigo without stroke.CTA and magnetic resonance images of patients with vertigo were retrospectively evaluated. One hundred twenty-nine patients suspected of having central vertigo according to history, physical examination, and otological and neurological tests without signs of infarction on diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging were included in the study. The control group included 120 patients with similar vascular disease risk factors but without vertigo. Vertebral and basilar artery diameters, hypoplasias, exit-site variations of vertebral artery, vertebrobasilar tortuosity, and stenosis of ?50% detected on CTA were recorded for all patients. Independent-samples t test was used in variables with normal distribution, and Mann?Whitney U test in non-normal distribution. The difference of categorical variable distribution according to groups was analyzed with ?2 and/or Fisher exact test.Vertebral artery hypoplasia and ?50% stenosis were seen more often in the vertigo group (P?=?0.000, <0.001). Overall 78 (60.5%) vertigo patients had ?50% stenosis, 54 (69.2%) had stenosis at V1 segment, 9 (11.5%) at V2 segment, 2 (2.5%) at V3 segment, and 13 (16.6%) at V4 segment. Both vertigo and control groups had similar basilar artery hypoplasia and ?50% stenosis rates (P?=?0.800, >0.05).CTA may be helpful to clarify the association between abnormal CTA findings of vertebral arteries and central vertigo.This article reveals the opportunity to diagnose posterior circulation abnormalities causing central vertigo with a feasible method such as CTA. äVertebrobasilar system computed tomographic angiography in central ver(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing