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. 2020 Jun 29;13(3):272–277. doi: 10.1136/neurintsurg-2020-015990

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(A) Cartridge (left) and surface rendered 3D-rotational angiogram (3DRA)(right) demonstrate 3D-printed model and working projects for navigation of right-sided giant cavernous IA. (B) DSA (left) and fluoroscopy roadmap image (right) demonstrate mimicked anteroposterior (AP) and lateral working projection views selected from the pre-procedural simulation that allowed for successful catheterization of the distal ICA. (C) DSA control run after coiling the aneurysm sac with jailed microcatheter, demonstrating total occlusion – Raymond–Roy scale I.²⁰