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    • What is a bunny wave form?

      Presteal Waveforms Spectral waveforms in the vertebral arter- ies will occasionally assume an appearance popularly referred to as the “bunny” wave- form (Fig. 5). The depth of mid systolic ve- locity decline correlates to the degree of subclavian arterial stenosis in all cases of one series [4].


    • What are the waveforms of the carotid and vertebral arteries?

      Typical Carotid and Vertebral Artery Waveforms Although slightly variable in appearance from patient to patient, the spectral waveforms of the common, external, and internal carotid arteries and the vertebral artery largely reflect the character of the vascular bed being sup- plied (Fig. 1).


    • What is the parvus tardus waveform on Doppler?

      During carotid Doppler sonography, the parvus–tardus waveform is characterized by a small, smooth, and rounded systolic peak and is observed distal to severe atherosclerotic stenoses in approximately 91% of cases [1].


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      vertebral artery waveform is described a ‘‘bunny waveform The vertebral bunny

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    • Vertebral Artery Ultrasound

      “vertebral bunny” or pre-steal waveform, and in Fig. 2. (A) Sagittal color Doppler image showing the normal appearance of the vertebral artery coursing through the foramina of the transverse processes of the cervical spine. Arrows point to shadowing from the transverse processes.

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    • Vertebral Artery Doppler Waveform Changes Indicating ...

      B, Drawing delineates waveform changes in cardiac cycle. Outline resembles body profile of rabbit and is sometimes referred to as “bunny waveform.” A B Fig. 3.—Type 3 waveform in 54-year-old man with angina. A, Nadir of mid systolic cleft is at or below baseline, but rapid recovery of forward flow before diastole is shown.

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    • Bunny waveform: Early feature of subclavian steal syndrome

      SPECIAL ARTICLE Bunny waveform: Early feature of subclavian steal syndrome Jason Han,1 Hao Xiang,1 William E Ridley2 and Lloyd J Ridley1,3 1Department of Radiology, Concord Repatriation General Hospital, Concord, New South Wales, Australia 2University of New England, Armidale, New South Wales, Australia 3Medical Imaging, University of Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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    • [PDF File]Analysis of Doppler Blood Flow Waveform of Cerebral Arteries ...

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      deceleration (bunny waveform) in a vertebral artery from a patient with mild subclavian steal phenomenon. Fig. 3 (A) Normal Doppler spectrum with spectral window (indicated by arrow). (B) Spectral ...

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    • [PDF File]An Update on Doppler Ultrasound of Vertebral Arteries ...

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      The spectral Doppler analysis of the vertebral artery shows a partially reversed flow (Figure 4). In both the latent steal and intermittent or partial steal, Doppler spectrum can form an image that resembles the profile of a “rabbit”13 the so-called “bunny waveform”.14 Figure 5 shows the relationship between the spectral curve (PW) of

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    • A Spectrum of Doppler Waveforms in the Carotid and Vertebral ...

      D, Doppler sonogram shows normal vertebral artery waveforms that resemble those of internal carotid artery, because vertebral art ery also supplies low-resistance vas- cular bed of brain. Typical vertebral artery waveform is low resistance with continuous forward flow during diastole.

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    • Animal signs in Radiology: method of creating a compendium

      signs involving the spine, such as vertebral scallop-ing, were also excluded since intradural pathologies ... † Bunny waveform: early feature of subclavian steal

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    • Bunny waveform: Early feature of subclavian steal syndrome

      sound of the vertebral artery demonstrates a mid systolic notch with a depth that varies with the severity of steno-sis. The notch is graded as type 1 (mild notch), type 2 (deeper notch reaching the level of the diastolic flow), type 3 (notch reaches the baseline) or type 4 (notch below the baseline).1 The type 2 waveform has been

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