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Internal origin psv 53cm/s edv 17cm/s right.internal origin psv 67 cm/s edv17cm/s .left.are these internal carotid velocities normal?what are n ranges
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Within normal range: Although your terminology is somewhat confusing, I assume these are the results of a carotid ultrasound study. All these number are within normal range. The normal peak systolic velocity is approximately 110-120 cms/sec. Please discuss these results with your ordering physician who may be able to correlate this with your clinical findings.
Answered 2/25/2018
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