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Fig. 3

From: Treatment of visceral artery aneurysms and pseudoaneurysms with the use of cerebral flow diverting stents: initial experience

Fig. 3

a-g Coronal CTA (a) and 3D MRA imaging (b) at baseline, showing a bilobate VAP of the upper branch of the left renal artery and an ipsilateral hypodense-hypointense wedge-shaped parenchymal area of renal infarction. Selective renal artery DSA (c–e) before and after the deployment of two Fred 4/18/12 mm and 3.5/31/24 mm flow diverter stents, which are placed across two branching vessels (arrows), arising from the pseudoaneurysmatic artery (arrowheads in (e) show distal and proximal landing zone of the stents). Coronal CTA and VR imaging (f-g) at the 12-months follow-up show complete exclusion of the VAP, the parent vessel distally to the FDS (arrowhead) is patent as well as the stented sidebranches (arrows)

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