cure for heart disease and stroke: Part 2

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Uploaded by on Dec 9, 2008

Part 2 explains plaque and how to monitor regression

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  • Clarification of CIMT vs. Exracranial cerebrovascular arterial ultrasound(traditional carotid ultrasound)

    Medicare will pay for a carotid ultrasound if patient has neurological symptoms or a bruit. Thus this is the first test to do in a high risk patient or a patient over 70 years old or having a carotid bruit.

    After doing this test if the blockage or stenosis is less than 9% or zero then the patient might go on to get a CIMT as insurance usually does not pay for this.

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