carotid artery
RESULTS: Positive intraoperative       findings that could be corrected during immediate reoperation were: (1)       thrombotic occlusion of the carotid artery that was operated on caused by       technical error, which was found in nine of 41 patients (22%) in group A and in       11 of 18 patients (61%) in group B (P =.009); (2) mural thrombus caused by       technical error without occlusion, which was detected in seven of 41 patients       (17%) in group A and in two of 18 patients (11%) in group B (P >.05); and (3)       technical error without a thrombus, which was found in eight of 41 patients (20%)       in group A and in three of 18 patients (17%) in group B (P >.05).
RESULTS: Positive intraoperative       findings that could be corrected during immediate reoperation were: (1)        @OBJECT$  @PREDICAT$  of the  @SUBJECT$  that was operated on caused by       technical error, which was found in nine of 41 patients (22%) in group A and in       11 of 18 patients (61%) in group B (P =.009); (2) mural thrombus caused by       technical error without occlusion, which was detected in seven of 41 patients       (17%) in group A and in two of 18 patients (11%) in group B (P >.05); and (3)       technical error without a thrombus, which was found in eight of 41 patients (20%)       in group A and in three of 18 patients (17%) in group B (P >.05).