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After a celiac artery stent placement, are these velocities normal? bilateral: celiac art stent proximal - 308/98 cm/s mid - 300/71 cm/s distal - 247/66

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Vascular surgeon: I believe that only a vascular surgeon with experience in such stent placement can interpret these test results for blood flow.

Dr Hammerstead agreed

Answered 7/19/2018

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