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. 1973 Aug;119(2):9–13.

Superficial Temporal Artery Bypass in Occlusive Cerebral Vascular Disease

Norman Chater, John Mani, K Tonnemacher
PMCID: PMC1455082  PMID: 4726959

Abstract

In carefully selected cases, superficial temporal artery bypass appears to be a promising and useful method for bringing about an improved collateral supply in problems of occlusive cerebral vascular disease. Such a procedure appears to improve the quality of life.

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