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. 2015 Sep 15;55(10):813–817. doi: 10.2176/nmc.cr.2015-0052

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Fig. 3. — Axial non-enhanced (A) and gadolinium-enhanced (B) T₁-weighted image obtained on day 2 revealing the linear enhancement of the outer surface of the thickened vessel wall of the intranidal aneurysm (arrows). Sagittal gadolinium-enhanced T₁-weighted image (C) showed the intranidal aneurysm located adjacent to the intracerebral hematoma (arrowheads). The outer rim of the hematoma was iso-intensity. Axial gadolinium-enhanced T₁-weighted image obtained 5 days after the targeted embolization (D) showing total thrombosis of the intranidal aneurysm. Axial gadolinium-enhanced T₁-weighted image obtained 10 months after the targeted embolization (E) showing decrease of the vessel wall enhancement and shrinkage of the intranidal aneurysm (arrow).