Degree of stensois Studies Recc Risk reduction
Symptomatic stenosis
70-99% NASCET CEA LEVEL A 16.5 % at two years
>60 % ECST " 11.6 % at 3 years
50-69 % NASCET " 10.1 % at 5 years
Asymptomatic stenosis
>60 % ACAS, ACST " 6.3 % at five years
RISK OF HEMORRHAGE
-- some literature favors early surgery for patients without early ICH on CT scans
-- of those who hemorrhaged, hemorhhage occured 3-6 days after surgery when patients were improving or ambulatory. They occurred in 6/900 patients studied
-- Dosick et al. reported 9.5 % restroke incidence with six week waiting period before CEA
--In NASCET 4.9 % of 103 patients (5 patients) had restroke within 30 days of trial entry if treated medically
-- In a variety of studies patients operated within 3 weeks had 3 % stroke risk, those operated beyong 3 weeks had a 5.3 % stroke risk
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