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my son has one blocked and partially occluded posterior cranial vertebral artery and related problems
who should he be refered to ?
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hopefully your son has seen someone by now, but just in case I happened to go for a second opionion of my MRI and lucked out that my doc is a Vascular-Neurosurgeon.  I'm going for a CTangiogram soon, to rule out the vertebral arteries hopefully.  hope you are all doing well.
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A neurosurgeon or a vascular surgeon....not exactly sure which would be better.  Your personal physician would probably make that call.  What area of the country do you live in?  Jo
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