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What is Digital subtraction Angiography of a 35 year old smoker is given. What is the possible diagnosis? and explain in detail?
*Corkscrew appearance of vessels on Angiography- It is the angiographic hallmark of Buergers disease. *Represents collaterals around areas of occlusion *Most often seen at wrist & ankles in more than one limb , sparing the larger vessels. Buergers Disease-Cork Screw Appearance on Angiography