MedicineSurgeryCerebrovascular SurgeryInterventional RadiologyVascular SurgeryThromboembolic DiseaseThrombosisTraumatic Vascular InjuryVascular TraumaExtracranial Arterial InvolvementIntra-arterial ThrombolysisMechanical Ventilation ManagementSystemic ThrombolysisTraumatic Arterial InjuryVertebral Artery DissectionVertebral Artery StentingVertebrobasilar Intervention
A case of traumatic extracranial vertebral arterial dissection leading to vertebrobasilar thrombosis and respiratory compromise requiring mechanical ventilation was managed with intraarterial thrombolysis and stenting of the vertebral intimal dissection. In contrast to similar, previously reported cases, this critically ill patient made a full recovery, returning to his job as a secondary school teacher.
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