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. 2013 Dec 8;271(10):2795–2801. doi: 10.1007/s00405-013-2846-9

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Case 1: a 66-year-old man with maxillary cancer (T4AN2bM0). a CT angiography obtained in the selected left side maxillary artery. It was difficult to confirm the vascular territory due to dental metals. b CT angiography obtained in the selected left side maxillary artery. It was difficult to confirm the vascular territory due to obstacle enhancement. c CT angiography obtained in the selected left side facial artery. It was sufficiently clear to confirm the vascular territory. d CT angiography obtained in the selected left side transverse facial artery. It was sufficiently clear to confirm the vascular territory. e CT angiography obtained in the selected left side internal carotid artery. It was difficult to confirm the vascular territory due to obstacle enhancement. f Maxillary cancer invading the face before treatment