<transcript><audio_336> que tiene una inflamación perivascular, por lo tanto tiene una anomalía. Y acá vemos la carótida con todas las paredes bien engrosadas, fíjense que la luz está conservada, esto tranquilamente podemos llegar a confirmar</transcript><transcript><audio_337> fundirlo con una placa de aroma, pero la realidad es que la luz está bien conservada y todo el engrosamiento de la pared es lo que nos llama la atención y cuando íbamos un corte un poquito más abajo la luz estaba totalmente normal. Hacemos un corte sagital y fíjense</transcript><transcript><audio_338> y tuvo un engrosamiento de la pared por debajo. Le ponemos el pobrangio y fíjense cómo la circulación no tenía alteraciones hemodinámicas.</transcript><transcript><audio_339> Esto también se lo conoce como la carotida de King Kong. Se dice que se la llamó así por esto, porque cuando King Kong la agarra</transcript><caption><image_340>The image is a collage of three black and white photographs. The photographs are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with the largest photograph in the center and two smaller photographs on either side. 

The first photograph on the left is a close-up of a person's face, with their eyes closed and their mouth slightly open. The second photograph is a closer look at the person's eyes, with a yellow circle in the bottom right corner. The third photograph is of a man's face with his eyes closed, and the fourth photograph is from the top right corner of the collage.

Above the photographs, there is a text in Spanish that reads "Carotida de King Kong" which translates to "The King Kong". The text is written in a bold, sans-serif font. The background of the image is black, making the photographs stand out.</caption> reality is that it is seen that they have inflammation but vascular therefore it has and here we see if the carotid with all the walls well oiled notice that the lumen is preserved this we can easily confuse it with a plaque most likely the lumen is  well preserved and all the thickening in the wall is what catches our attention and when we see a cut a little further down the light was totally normal we make a sagittal cut and notice how all the light is totally preserved and a thickening of the wall  Below we put it in the angio powder and notice how the circulation had no hemodynamic alterations, well this is also known as the King Kong carotid, it is said that it is called that way for this reason it is useful when someone with the claw of this
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