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What does this mean on cta? hyperdense contrast in the left subclavian which create streak artifact diminishing the sensitivity of this examination particularly in the region of the proximal left vertebral artery. there is no definitive pathology?
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The study is non-diagnostic and clinically non-correlatable. The artifact obscures some of the structures, but this is of no significance. Suggest you discuss the next steps with your doctor who knows you best.
Answered 4/5/2023
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