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- Fig 1.
Case 1.
A, Conventional angiogram shows a small pseudoaneurysm in the distal portion of the left ICA. The pseudoaneurysm points inferomedially.
B, Follow-up angiogram after stent placement depicts patency of the artery, with no evidence of pseudoaneurym
- Fig 2.
Case 2.
A, Conventional angiogram with left ICA injection demonstrates a large pseudoaneurysm in the petrous portion of the ICA.
B, Follow-up angiogram after stent placement shows total isolation of the pseudoaneurysm and patency of the ICA
- Fig 3.
Case 2 (3-month follow-up).
A, Follow-up oblique sagittal reformation of a CT angiogram of the neck depicts patency of the portion of the left ICA with stent, with no evidence of pseudoaneurysm.
B, Follow-up axial CT scan shows that some portion of the ICA with stent is exposed to the nasopharynx.
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