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If the TIA affects an area supplied by the carotid artery, an [[ultrasound]] ([[Transcranial doppler|TCD]]) scan may demonstrate carotid [[stenosis]]. | If the TIA affects an area supplied by the carotid artery, an [[ultrasound]] ([[Transcranial doppler|TCD]]) scan may demonstrate carotid [[stenosis]]. | ||
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Overview
If the TIA affects an area supplied by the carotid artery, an ultrasound (TCD) scan may demonstrate carotid stenosis.