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. 2022 Jul 22;13:322. doi: 10.25259/SNI_529_2022

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Figure 3: — Representative case. (a) Computed tomography showing diffuse subarachnoid hemorrhage. (b) Working projection of the initial angiogram. The arrow shows the aneurysmal bleb (presumed rupture point). (c) Working projection of the final angiogram of the first treatment showing obstruction of the aneurysmal dome except for the neck region. (d) Three-dimensional reconstruction image of the final angiogram of the first treatment showing obstruction of the aneurysmal dome except for the neck region. (e) Working projection of the final angiogram of the definitive treatment showing obstruction of the entire aneurysmal dome. (f) Three-dimensional reconstruction image of the final angiogram of the definitive treatment showing obstruction of the entire aneurysmal dome.