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- Fig 1.
Classification of the relation of the location of the fenestration with the location of the aneurysm. A, Aneurysm is located on the fenestration in a patient with a vertebrobasilar junction aneurysm and a proximal basilar fenestration. B, Aneurysm is located adjacent to (but not on) a fenestration in a patient with an AcomA aneurysm and a fenestration of the AcomA. C, Aneurysm is located remote from a fenestration in a patient with a basilar tip aneurysm and a proximal basilar fenestration.
- Fig 2.
Flow chart of 208 patients with 3DRA.
- Fig 3.
Unusual locations of fenestrations of intracranial arteries. A, Fenestration of the supraclinoid internal carotid artery associated with an aneurysm. B, A very small fenestration on the proximal middle cerebral artery. C, A short-segment fenestration of the posterior cerebral artery.
- Fig 4.
Examples of middle cerebral artery fenestrations (arrows). A, Fenestration at the bifurcation with an associated aneurysm. B, Small fenestration at the neck of an aneurysm in a patient with 2 middle cerebral artery aneurysms. C, A 10-mm segment fenestration in a distal middle cerebral artery (M3).
