751: DYNAMIC CEREBRAL STEAL SYNDROME AFTER SUBCLAVIAN-CAROTID BYPASS PROCEDURE UNCOVERED WITH TCD.

B Introduction: b Carotid steal syndrome is an extremely rare but recognized complication that can occur after carotid subclavian bypass performed for proximal subclavian occlusion/stenosis. Fluctuating exam incited repeat CTA revealing occlusion of left SCA proximal to bypass with possible left common carotid artery (CCA) occlusion necessitating anticoagulation. [Extracted from the article]

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