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Thrombosis of multiple aneurysms of a lateral lenticulostriate artery

An angiographic follow-up

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The authors report the radiological features of a patient, believed to be unique in the literature, of multiple aneurysms of the lateral-most lenticulostriate artery in a normotensive, nondiabetic, young, female patient who presented with left basal ganglionic hematoma and showed spontaneous obliteration of these aneurysms, on follow-up angiography.

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Gupta, A.K., Rao, V.R.K., Mandalam, K.R. et al. Thrombosis of multiple aneurysms of a lateral lenticulostriate artery. Neuroradiology 31, 193–195 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00698855

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