Temporal Artery Biopsy for Giant Cell Arteritis
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@gwalio Vascular surgeon
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Thanks for a great video! YouTube is priceless when you need to check how different procedures are performed.
I have a question regarding the complications after this procedure - after ligating the artery, most of the ipsilateral scalp will be without blood supply. How does that affect the patient?
Thanks again!
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Thank you for making this GCA biopsy video....
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GCA, PAN, Takayasu, Kawasaki, MPA, Wegener... keep forgetting which is which! but this video will make me remember GCA... FRAGMENTATION OF INTERNAL ELASTIC LAMINA --> KEY! thats all i need to know for the exam! thanks for the video!
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GCA, PAN, Takayasu, Kawasaki, MPA, Wegener... keep forgetting which is which! but this video will make me remember GCA... thanks
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I recently took my 81 year old mother to the hospital for this procedure. My God now I feel cruel!!
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Poor old dear, and doesn't she know it!
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I think I'm gonna puke...
how can you palapate the temporal artery pre-op when in GCA is very typical to find out that the TA is absent? thanks
phacoman 3 years ago
The TA is not absent; however, the pulse is likely attenuated due to lower blood flood due to artery infarction. If the artery cannot be palpated, then we use a hand held doppler to map out the position of the artery.
Eyepodvideo 3 years ago