Authors
Chernyakov I.S., Vinckovskij S.G., Vahitov K.M., Shacman I.G.
Leningrad Region Clinical Hospital, Saint-Petersburg
Abstract
The article presents the case report of a successful treatment of the patient with acute stroke and tandem internal carotid artery lesion.
Keywords: stroke, ICA stenosis, MCA occlusion, tandem ICA lesion, thrombextraction, carotid endarterectomy.
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