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- 1. Cervical Arterial Dysfunction – implications for clinical practice Roger Kerry
- 4. OUT WITH THE OLD …IN WITH THE NEW
- 7. THE PROBLEM
- 9. LOWSCORE
- 10. RISK
- 11. CONCEPT 2 TIME TO DRAW A BIGGER PICTURE
- 13. HVT
- 16. RISK 2
- 17. NECK AND HEAD PAINIS A COMMON EARLY MANIFESTATION OF CAD -Kerry et al (2008)
- 19. THE RESULTS OF BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING MAY PROVIDE DIRECTION FOR MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS -Taylor & Kerry (2013)
- 20. ENHANCE ASSESSMENT…WITH CRANIAL NERVE AND EYEEXAMINATION -Taylor & Kerry (2010)
- 22. Class 3: Pre-ischemia Somatic symptoms (pain) +/- peripheral neurology Class 4: Early- ischemia Transient brain ischemia / cranial neurology Class 2: NMS pain with moderate / high vascular risk factors Class 5: Late-ischemia with frank brain ischemia and associated neurology Class 1: NMS pain with no or minor vascular risk factors NottinghamCADClassificationModel
- 23. CAD IS AN AREA OF INCREASING INTEREST AND THE EVIDENCE BASE CONTINUES TO DEVELOP -Rushton et al (2014)
- 24. RISK 3