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- Fig 1.
Flow chart of the consecutive steps of model preparation. The 3D data can be used for computer simulations likewise.
- Fig 2.
Illustration of the consecutive steps in model preparation. Left top, source image of rotational angiography; top center, 3D reconstruction (VRML); top right, postprocessing (STL); bottom left, wax model; bottom center, silicone model; bottom right, bronze model. Note that, on the wax model, the fine ophthalmic artery is no longer present.
- Fig 3.
Wax model formed from a different data set that was obtained after contrast injection into the left vertebral artery. Note the details of the model, including the left posterior cerebellar artery and the right anterior cerebellar artery. Some smaller branches, however, have broken off.
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