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Case study 29 - Vertebral Artery Dissection EXPLAINED by a neurosurgeon

Case study 29 #casestudy #neurosurgery #neurology #vertebralarterydissection #neckpain #chiropractor A short, quick thrust over a restricted joint, high-velocity neck manipulation is a chiropractic manual adjustment meant to restore normal range of motion in the joint. A vertebral artery dissection is a tear in the inner lining of the vertebral artery, which is located toward the back of the neck. It is one of four major arteries that supply blood to the brain. After a tear, blood can enter the arterial wall and form a blood clot. Pieces of the blood clot can break off and cause stroke, or the expanding artery wall can narrow the vessel and impede blood flow, leading to stroke. The dissection is typically diagnosed with a contrast-enhanced CT or MRI scan.