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A case of effective decompression at the first segment of the vertebral artery for intractable vertigo Koji IGARASHI 1 , Tsutomu SOHMA 1 , Kazuhide KUWAHARA 1 , Hiromi TUTITA 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Sapporo City General Hospital Keyword: vertigo , vertebrobasilar insufficiency , vertebral artery pp.759-763
Published Date 1996/8/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901260
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Atherosclerotic change is the main reason for verte-brobasilar insufficiency. However, if clinical symptoms such as vertigo happen transiently and repeatedly with head movement, vascular insufficiency due to mecha-nical compression of the vertebral artery must be kept in mind as its cause. The patient was a 54-year-old male complaining of recurrent vertigo which occurred during head rotation. He had been treated medically be-fore he came to our hospital. Right compressed verte-bral angiogram with head turned to the right and left compressed vertebral angiogram with head turned to the left were obtained at the first segment. Unilateral decompression of the vertebral artery was performed.At surgery it was found that the right vertebral artery was compressed by a stellate ganglion. After cutting of the sympathetic chains, the stellate ganglion was de-tached from the vertebral artery. The patient's intract-able vertigo immediately disappeared after this proce-dure. It is concluded that if severe vertigo or dizziness is repeated under certain conditions, we must perform a bilateral vertebral angiogram and differentiate whether it is a case of decompression or not and then take mesaures to bring about decompression effectively.


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