论文信息 - Carotid compression and rotation of the head in occlusive vertebral artery disease; relation to carotid sinus sensitivity.

Carotid compression and rotation of the head in occlusive vertebral artery disease; relation to carotid sinus sensitivity.

Excerpt In 1959 Toole (1) reported the importance of the position of the head while performing the carotid compression test during electroencephalography. He theorized that vertebral artery compres...

J. Meyer | R. Bauer | N. Wechsler

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