Incidence of individual variability brachiocephalic vessels by ultrasound duplex scanning patients with the syndrome of headache
Headache - one of the most frequent complaints, with brings patients to doctors of various specialties. There is a type of headache associated with vascular disorders. The greatest clinical significance are variants of the structure and the course of the brachiocephalic vessels The ultrasound duplex scanning brachiocephalic vessels analysis were taken on 1326 people. It was found that the most frequently detectable at ultrasound duplex scanning anomaly stroke brachiocephalic vessels is an anomaly which occurrence in the channel of the transverse processes of the vertebral artery and kinking of the common carotid artery. And the most frequently detectid brachiocephalic vessels structure anomslie is ecstsia of the internal jugular vein, hypoplasia of the vertebral artery and the common carotid artery. Identify aplasia vessels by ultrasound duplex scanning is difficult because of a number of visualization technical difficulties. Reliable correlation detection of anomalies and structure brachiocephalic vessels progress on gender and age has not been established. The study shows that ultrasound duplex scanning enables real-time visualization and evaluate brachiocephalic vessels for anomaly structure, shape, position and development of blood vessels, which can be widely used in clinical practice and requires further development and analysis.