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Sagittal thick (3.5 mm, A, B, C) and thin (1 mm, D, E, F) and axial thin (0.4 mm, G, H, I) reconstructions of high-resolution flat-panel CT in the same.

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1 Sagittal thick (3.5 mm, A, B, C) and thin (1 mm, D, E, F) and axial thin (0.4 mm, G, H, I) reconstructions of high-resolution flat-panel CT in the same silicone model deployed using method 1 (microcatheter pull-back, A, D, G), method 2 (microwire push, B, E, H) and method 3 (dynamic push–pull, C, F, I). Sagittal thick (3.5 mm, A, B, C) and thin (1 mm, D, E, F) and axial thin (0.4 mm, G, H, I) reconstructions of high-resolution flat-panel CT in the same silicone model deployed using method 1 (microcatheter pull-back, A, D, G), method 2 (microwire push, B, E, H) and method 3 (dynamic push–pull, C, F, I). Note gap between the stent struts and inner wall (arrow). Robert S Heller, and Adel M Malek J NeuroIntervent Surg 2011;3: Copyright © Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery. All rights reserved.

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