<prompt> Angiographic finding in burgers disease is?Corkscrew aeriesBeaded aeriesStenosed aeriesAerial dissection  <response>: Corkscrew aeries REF: CT and MR angiography: comprehensive vascular assessment By Geoffrey D. Rubin, Neil M. Rofsky page 344 Angiograms of the upper and lower extremities can be helpful in making the diagnosis of Buergers disease. In the proper clinical setting, ceain angiographic findings are diagnostic of Buergers. These findings include a corkscrew appearance of aeries that result from vascular damage, paicularly the aeries in the region of the wrists and ankles. Angiograms may also show occlusions blockages or stenosis narrowings in multiple areas of both the arms and legs Other featues: Maorells sign Tree root collaterals Skip lesions 