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. 2021 Jun 25;12:690284. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.690284

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Patient 5 (A,B) (magnified), lateral (A) and oblique (B) views of right ICA angiogram showing the traumatic carotid-cavernous fistula (CCF, indicated by black arrow) as well as one pseudoaneurysm (indicated by black arrow head) located at cavernous segment of ICA. (C) Intra-procedural road map during stent graft (white arrows) positioning for occluding the CCF, with white arrow head indicating the pseudoaneurysm. (D,E) Oblique views of right ICA angiogram showing the complete occlusion of the CCF and the remained pseudoaneurysm (indicated by black arrow head). (F) Post-treatment radioscopic anteroposterior view of the placed coils (white arrow head) and stent (white arrow) for the stent-assisted coiling procedures. (G,H) Anteroposterior (G) and lateral (H) views of a right ICA angiogram showing the completely occluded traumatic pseudoaneurysm (black arrow head). (I) post-treatment radioscopic lateral view of the placed coils (black arrow head) and the stent (white arrow) for stent-assisted coiling, as well as the covered- stent (black double-arrow heads) for treating CCF.