Recently,the survival rate of head and neck cancer patients has increased with the improvement of radiotherapy （RT） technology and comprehensive treatment.Cancer survivors after RT are at increased risk for cerebrov...Recently,the survival rate of head and neck cancer patients has increased with the improvement of radiotherapy （RT） technology and comprehensive treatment.Cancer survivors after RT are at increased risk for cerebrovascular events. Radiation-induced cervical artery stenosis （RICAS） has its own characteristics compared with those lesions without a history of RT.展开更多
基金This study was supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No. 81471195）, and the Suzhou Clinical Research Center of Neurological Disease （No. szzx201503）.
文摘Recently,the survival rate of head and neck cancer patients has increased with the improvement of radiotherapy （RT） technology and comprehensive treatment.Cancer survivors after RT are at increased risk for cerebrovascular events. Radiation-induced cervical artery stenosis （RICAS） has its own characteristics compared with those lesions without a history of RT.
