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Cervical carotid angiography: (A) Left carotid angiography (lateral view) reveals the dissected part of proximal ICA. (B) Left-side post-stenting angiography (Lateral view). (C) Right carotid angiography (oblique view) shows the pseudo-aneurysm in cervical portion. (D) Right-side post-intervention angiography (lateral view)
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Carotid angiography showed tapered flame-like appearance in cervical portion of left internal carotid artery (ICA) starting about 2 cm distal to the carotid bulb caused complete occlusion of left ICA (Figure 1-A). After 3 months in follow up catheter angiography there is evidence of complete occlusion of right pseudo aneurysm and recanalization of left ICA without stenosis (Figure 1-B and 1-D).