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. 2022 Jun 1;16:888814. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2022.888814

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Copyright © 2022 Xu, Yang, Li, Jiang, Jia, Gong, Mao, Zhang, Teng, Zhu, He, Wan, Liang, Li, Hu, Zheng, Liu and Zhang.

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Representative images and segmentation results from two clinical cases. Case A and Case B represent the images with anterior circulation and posterior circulation, respectively. Case A shows three stenoses at the right CCA to ICA (arrows a, b, and c on the CE-MRA image), corresponding plaques (arrows a, b, and c on the MR vessel wall image), original cross-sectional slices reconstructed from the plaques (a–c), the automatic and manual segmentation results for the plaques, and the segmentation results of fusion from left to right. Case B shows three stenoses at the left VA to PCA (arrows d, e, and f on CE-MRA image), corresponding plaques (arrows d, e, and f on MR vessel wall image), original cross-sectional slices reconstructed from the plaques (d–f), the automatic and manual segmentation results for the plaques, and the segmentation results of fusion from left to right.