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Should i be concerned 85-90% blockage in their neck artery?
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Vascular surgeon: That's a high grade blockage and puts one at high risk for a stroke. A vascular surgeon is best qualified to follow, treat and advise a patient with such a high grade blockage.
Answered 6/17/2018
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