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- FIG 1.
Lateral view showing the final positioning of the FD (white arrow) (A), with a post-procedural contrast-enhanced angiogram (B) and the occlusion site that involves the carotid artery (white asterisk) (C). Anterior-posterior view shows the final position of the FD (D), with a postprocedural contrast-enhanced angiogram (E) and the occlusion site that involves the carotid artery (F).
- FIG 2.
Staining of the thrombus retrieved from patient 1 showing the structure of the thrombus on H&E staining (A), with a high percentage of RBCs in the thrombus (B, Martius Scarlet Blue, stained yellow, identified with the plus sign). Peripheral expression of neutrophil extracellular traps (CitH3) (C, stained red, identified with the plus sign), vWF (D, stained pink and red, identified with the plus sign), and platelets (CD42b) (E, stained red, identified with the plus sign) in the thrombus.
- FIG 3.
FD implantation with coiling (A–E). Anterior-posterior (A) and lateral (B) views of the post- procedural positioning of the coiled aneurysm (white arrows). Anterior-posterior contrast-enhanced angiogram shows postprocedural patency of the vasculature (C). 3D reconstruction and a contrast-enhanced angiogram show the vasculature architecture and a wide-neck right posterior commuting artery aneurysm with an adjacent daughter sac (D and E).
- FIG 4.
Staining of the thrombus retrieved from patient 2 showing the structure of the thrombus on H&E staining (A) with a high percentage of RBCs in the thrombus (B, Martius Scarlet Blue, stained yellow, identified with the plus sign). Peripheral expression of neutrophil extracellular traps (CitH3) (C, stained red, identified with the plus sign), vWF (D, stained pink and red, identified with the plus sign), and platelets (CD42b) (E, stained red, identified with the plus sign) in the thrombus.
- FIG 5.
Anterior-posterior (A) and lateral (B) views of the postprocedural positioning of the coiled aneurysm (white arrows). Lateral projection of a contrast-enhanced angiogram and the external intraventricular drain shows in the background (C). 3D reconstruction shows the vascular architecture neighboring the lobulated anterior communicating artery aneurysm (D). Anteroposterior DSA projection demonstrates acute large vessel occlusion (E) (white asterisk).
- FIG 6.
Staining of the thrombus retrieved from patient 3 showing the structure of thrombus on H&E staining (A) with a high percentage of RBCs in the thrombus (B, Martius Scarlet Blue, stained yellow, identified with the plus sign). Peripheral expression of neutrophil extracellular traps (CitH3) (C, stained red, identified with the plus sign), vWF (D, stained pink and red, identified with the plus sign), and platelets (CD42b) (E, stained red, identified with the plus sign) in the thrombus.
- FIG 7.
Anterior-posterior (A) and lateral (B) views of the postprocedural positioning of the coiled aneurysm (white arrows) and the lateral projection of contrast-enhanced DSA (C) showing patency of the artery. 3D reconstruction (D) of the lobulated aneurysm located in the posterior communicating artery. Anterior-posterior DSA (E) projection shows occlusion of M2 (white asterisk).
- FIG 8.
Staining of the thrombus retrieved from patient 4 showing the structure of thrombus on H&E staining (A), with a high percentage of RBCs in the thrombus (B, Martius Scarlet Blue, stained yellow, identified with the plus sign). Peripheral expression of neutrophil extracellular traps (CitH3) (C, stained red, identified with the plus sign), vWF (D, stained pink and red, identified with the plus sign), and platelets (CD42b) (E, stained red, identified with the plus sign) in the thrombus.
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