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Introduction: Patients with carotenous artery density are at an increased risk of stroke and cardiovascular death. Our goal in this study is to present short-term results as a reverse center in the carotenous artery intravenous initiative. Patients and Method: 220 [169 men and 51 women, the average age of 66 (45-83)] patients involved in the study of carotenoid artery stent placement (KAS) process. In all cases, a distal protection device was used. Myocardial infarction (MI) in a month after the procedure, major adverse events including infarction and death, and process-related hypotension and temporary cerebral ischemic events were evaluated. Results: Two hundred and thirty carotic artery density stent implantation was decided. A dozen patients (5%) were subjected to a gradual CAS procedure due to bilateral carotenous artery density. The success of the process was 97%. 1 (0.4%) of the patients who successfully performed the CAS procedure developed death, but none of them showed MRIs. Two patients (0.9%) developed a sclerotic cerebrovascular incident 24 hours after the procedure. In a total of 5 (2.2%) patients observed a temporary ischemic attack within a month after the treatment. Eight (3.6%) patients developed processed hypotension. No patients had hyperperfusion syndrome. The result: We consider that the process can be done safely with low major adverse cerebrovascular events and high success rates in symptomatic or non-symptomatic patients.

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