Transfemoral Selective Angiography in the Investigation of Cerebral Ischaemic Disease. Review of 400 Consecutive Studies. II. Pathological Findings

Cervical Vertebral Erosion & Vertebral Artery Tortuosity: An Angiographic Study

“…Suspected extracranial cerebrovascular disease is, in this hospital, investigated by selective angiography of the individual branches of the aortic arch (Palmer et al, 1977). During such studies the relationships of the vertebral artery to the vertebral bodies are clearly demonstrated by contrast injection into the innominate and left subclavian arteries.…”