Conventional angiogram obtained from a right internal carotid artery injection (A) precoiling AP view and (B) unsubtracted postcoiling lateral view demonstrates.

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Conventional angiogram obtained from a right internal carotid artery injection (A) precoiling AP view and (B) unsubtracted postcoiling lateral view demonstrates an aneurysm of the AcomA (black arrows) projecting inferiorly into the expected location of the ... Conventional angiogram obtained from a right internal carotid artery injection (A) precoiling AP view and (B) unsubtracted postcoiling lateral view demonstrates an aneurysm of the AcomA (black arrows) projecting inferiorly into the expected location of the sella turcica. Note the inset skull x-ray in the upper right-hand corner showing the coil mass in the sella turcica. R. Gilad et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2007;28:2014-2016 ©2007 by American Society of Neuroradiology