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- fig 1.
Images from the case of a 60-year-old man who presented with seizures and a history of a left-sided bruit.
A, Left transverse sinus/sigmoid region dural AVF fed by internal and external carotid artery branches can be seen. The patient underwent a transvenous embolization with Detach-18 coils. Six Detach-18 6 mm × 30 cm coils were deployed via a transtorcular route.
B, Control angiogram of the left vertebral artery shows AVF occlusion.
C, Control angiogram of the left common carotid artery shows AVF occlusion.
- fig 2.
Images from the case of a 65-year-old woman who presented with headache and was found to have a giant C1 internal carotid artery region aneurysm. After passing a temporary carotid occlusion test, the patient underwent partial aneurysm coiling and internal carotid artery coil occlusion. Nine coils were deployed (four 6 mm × 30 cm, three 6 mm × 20 cm, and two 5 mm × 12 cm). Total occlusion was obtained. There were no complications. The coils and the patient's condition were stable and unchanged at the 1-year follow up. fig 3. Magnified view of the detachment system shows the corkscrew-like base of the platinum coil from which the pusher wire is unscrewed
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