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Title: | CAROTID ASSESSMENT IN PAKISTANI POPULATION |
Authors: | Afzal, Muhammad Supervisor,-Syed Amir Gilani |
Keywords: | ASSESSMENT PAKISTAN |
Issue Date: | 1-Jan-2010 |
Publisher: | sudan university of science and technology |
Citation: | Afzal, Muhammad .CAROTID ASSESSMENT IN PAKISTANI POPULATION/ Muhammad Afzal; Syed Amir Gilani .-Khartoum :sudan university of science and technology,Medical Radiologic Science,2010.-125p. ill : ;28cm .- M.Sc. |
Abstract: | Objectives To study the definition role of Real time B- made and Doppler Ultrasound for Evolution of IMT of CCA peak systolic velocities of CCA, I.C.A & ICC/CCA ratio of both sides and their comparison. To study the definition rule for follow up Method One rounded Asymptomatic individuals of different ages of both sex were renamed for CCA and ICA of both sides: Took in time meet a illness of CCA of both sides Peak systolic valuation of CCA and ICA of both sides were taken ICC/CCA Ratios were taken of both sides –Valuation taken with angle of 55 -Machine used were Toshiba anemia x G and Toshiba xeric equipped with 9-11 MHZ linear problem. Results The over all rounded of my study is 21% of asymptomatic individuals have I.M.T about than 0.8 mm having 09-1.3 –PSV of CCA and ICA are with normal ranges. ICA/CCA valuation ratio with normal lioness ie less than 1.80. Conclusion Therefore I concluded through my study that ultrasound has high sanctified speedily and caesurae rate for measurements of IMT/ PSV of CCA, ICA for and ICA / CCC ratio and any theories if bound. |
Description: | Thesis |
URI: | http://repository.sustech.edu/handle/123456789/2658 |
Appears in Collections: | Masters Dissertations : Medical Radiologic Science |
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