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Bilateral Carotid Artery Dissections Causing Retrograde Filling of Ophthalmic Artery
A 40 Year old man presents with unitaleral blindness in the Right eye and RAPD on examination.
Distal occlusion, use of mCTA
44 year old male with acute onset speech difficulty. LastSeenNormal (LSN) 2 hours. NIHSS<5
Baseline imaging: NCCT – 09:02 am
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