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. 2005 Jan;26(1):166–174.

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Fig 2. — A 67-year-old man with recurrent TIA symptoms.

A, Anteroposterior left ICA angiogram shows severe stenosis (about 90%, arrow) in the proximal M1 portion of the left MCA.

B, Balloon-mounted coronary stent (arrow) is successfully deployed.

C, Postprocedural ICA angiogram shows acute in-stent thrombosis (arrow).

D, Final ICA angiogram after thrombolysis with abciximab shows the MCA (arrow) with a smooth appearance, normalized luminal diameter, and preservation of the lenticulostriate arteries.

E, Angiogram at 10 months after the procedure shows asymptomatic, mild (20%) in-stent restenosis (arrow) due to intimal hyperplasia.