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Fig 1. A 50-year-old man with nasopharyngeal cancer presents initially with massive oral bleeding. A, B, A large, lobulated pseudoaneurysm in the right carotid bulb is successfully isolated with use of detachable coils and a bare stent combined with a covered stent. C, D, Recurrent CB develops at the proximal end of the stent (arrow in C); a supplementary covered stent is inserted to obtain control of rebleeding. E, F, Permanent arterial occlusion is performed because of persistent bloody sputum 3 weeks after the second endovascular treatment.
