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- Fig 1.
CT scans demonstrating the bleeding with intraventricular hemorrhage of the basilar tip aneurysm and no extra blood in the region of the coiled MCA aneurysm.
- Fig 2.
Anteroposterior view of the 3DRA of the basilar artery aneurysm before its rupture (left) and the corresponding geometric model (right).
- Fig 3.
Visualizations of the distributions of WSS magnitude (left) and pressure (right) at peak systole.
- Fig 4.
Visualizations of the aneurysm blood flow pattern at peak systole from 2 viewpoints. Streamlines are rendered with colors according to the velocity magnitude.
- Fig 5.
Visualizations of the inflow jet into the aneurysm by using isovelocity surfaces (left column) at peak systole and velocity magnitudes on plane cuts through the inflow jet (right). The locations of the cutting planes are displayed together with the velocity isosurfaces (left).
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