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. 2008 Nov 27;132(2):544–557. doi: 10.1093/brain/awn313

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Fig. 5 — Occlusive stabilizing unilateral TCA in a 3-year-old boy who presented with three TIAs and a basal ganglia infarct on MRI. (A) Conventional angiography at 11 days after stroke shows an irregular distal ICA stenosis (horizontal arrow) and a proximal MCA occlusion with the development of some abnormal moyamoya lenticulostriate collaterals (vertical arrow). MRA at 3 months (B) and 3 years (C) after stroke shows a persisting but unchanged MCA occlusion with some abnormal moyamoya collaterals (arrows). There is no contralateral involvement in time.