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Right coronary angiogram in a straight right anterior-oblique projection demonstrating two fistulae (indicated by arrows). The first fistula connects the proximal right coronary artery to the right atrium, and the second appears to connect the mid-vessel to the small cardiac vein.
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Angiography showed that the right coronary artery was patent, and there were two fistulae (Figure 1).
Left main pulmonary angiogram demonstrating extensive distal peripheral arterial stenoses (indicated by arrows) and areas of pulmonary hypovascularity.
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Pulmonary angiography revealed extensive distal peripheral arterial stenoses and areas of pulmonary hypovascularity (Figure 2).
Composite image of left and right magnetic resonance carotids and cerebral angiographies. Left panel demonstrates marked attenuation of the right internal carotid artery (indicated by arrow) and right panel shows occlusion of the left internal carotid artery (indicated by arrow).
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Moyamoya is a rare progressive disorder of the cerebral vasculature characterized by bilateral carotid artery occlusive disease that was first described in 1957 (Figure 3).
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Composite image of left and right magnetic resonance carotids and cerebral angiographies. Left panel demonstrates marked attenuation of the right internal carotid artery (indicated by arrow) and right panel shows occlusion of the left internal carotid artery (indicated by arrow).
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Moyamoya is a rare progressive disorder of the cerebral vasculature characterized by bilateral carotid artery occlusive disease that was first described in 1957 (Figure 3).