Angiographic images of the 2nd rabbit

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Angiographic images of the 2nd rabbit Angiographic images of the 2nd rabbit.A, Baseline angiogram of the right CCA and branch vessels acquired before clot injection.B, Angiogram showing occlusion of the CCA.C, Fluoroscopic image showing placement of the device into the ECA distal to the occlusi... Angiographic images of the 2nd rabbit.A, Baseline angiogram of the right CCA and branch vessels acquired before clot injection.B, Angiogram showing occlusion of the CCA.C, Fluoroscopic image showing placement of the device into the ECA distal to the occlusion (radiopaque markers indicated by arrows). The copper-wound nitinol was visible on the fluoroscopy monitors but not on the video tape recording used to capture the image.D, Posttreatment angiogram showing complete restoration of blood flow. A photograph of the retrieved clot is shown in the inset (scale divisions in millimeters). J. Hartman et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2007;28:872-874 ©2007 by American Society of Neuroradiology