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Abberant right subclavian artery, not showing exit from the ipsilateral vertebral artery of said branch or from the aortic branch." translated from my spanish angiography report. do i not have a right vertebral artery connected? thank you?
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Need to see to say. Pictures are worth 1,000 words even in translation. An aberrant R Subclavian artery can lead to lower BPs in right arm. Have Drs check and if lower be certain they use L arm for BP. Goggle aberrant R subclavian artery and look at images then discuss with Dr. Can be complex as you will see in looking at images.
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