EEG or Shunt: There are two ways to know. Some people use a EEG to monitor the brain activity to assure enough blood is flowing to the brain. Others use a small tube to allow blood to bypass the work/surgery site in order to assure blood is always being supplied they work.
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Awake or asleep: Some surgeons will perform carotid surgery under local aneshesia and during clamping the patient can give feed back about decrease blood flow which means u need to have a shunt or not . If the surgery is done under general anesthesia u either get a shunt all time or have brain flow monitor like eeg
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Neuro exam: Neuro exam, eeg monitoring, stump pressures, transcranial doppler.
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