Upper Extremity Artery Duplex Imaging Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

arterial disease in the upper extremities is much ___ common than the lower extremities

A

much less common

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2
Q

upper extremity arterial disease may be ___

A

symptomatic

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3
Q

6 indications for UEA Duplex Imaging

A
  1. exertional arm pain
  2. ischemic rest pain
  3. tissue loss
  4. evaluate symptomatic patients for stenosis or aneurysm
  5. follow up of known disease
  6. follow up post-intervention
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4
Q

transducer used for UEA Duplex Imaging

A

linear (5-10MHz)

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5
Q

most common aneurysm of the upper extremities

A

subclavian artery aneurysm

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6
Q

subclavian artery aneurysm is associated with ___

A

distal embolization

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7
Q

ulnar artery aneurysm is typically secondary to ___

A

Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome

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8
Q

what causes Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome?

A

repetitive blunt trauma to the superficial palmar arch of the ulnar artery

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9
Q

Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome can lead to (3)

A
  1. aneurysmal degeneration
  2. formation of intraluminal thrombus
  3. subsequent embolization to digital arteries
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10
Q

3 signs of > 50% brachial artery stenosis

A
  1. high resistive flow in axillary artery
  2. elevated PSV in the focal stenosis
  3. abnormal waveform in the brachial artery distal to stenosis
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