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We describe transfemoral cerebral angiography of New Zealand white rabbits used to study the cerebral circulation, electroencephalogram, and histologic correlates of selective internal carotid infusion during embolic stroke.
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- * The standard transfemoral approach was unsuitable due to severe calcification and anatomical complications, leading to the decision to use the carotid artery instead.
- * Post-surgery outcomes were positive, with no major complications like cerebral infarction and improvement in the patient's dialysis-related hypotension, suggesting this approach can be a safe alternative despite some risks.
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