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A–D, Digital subtraction angiograms in a rabbit 2 weeks after experimental aneurysm creation. The method of measurement of the aneurysm width (A), height (B), parent artery (C), and neck (D) is demonstrated
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Graph shows range of dome sizes of experimental aneurysms
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A–D, Digital subtraction angiograms show an experimental aneurysm in a rabbit before (A) and after (B) GDC placement. Note the similarity to a human ophthalmic segment aneurysm before (C) and after (D) GDC placement
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