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case_images: MRI brain without contrast (DWI:diffusion-weighted image) showing acute ischemic infarct in left temporoparietal lobe in the distribution of left MCA.
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case_images: MCA, approximately 9 cm in the area of left temporoparietal lobe (Figure 1). MR angiogram (MRA) showed total occlusion of M1 segment of left MCA (Figure 2).
case_images: MRA brain showing total occlusion of M1 segment of left MCA (red arrow) and normal circle of Willis.
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case_images: MCA, approximately 9 cm in the area of left temporoparietal lobe (Figure 1). MR angiogram (MRA) showed total occlusion of M1 segment of left MCA (Figure 2).
case_images: CTA neck showing a short segment of partially recanalized vessel (*) between M1 and M2 segments of left MCA.
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case_images: Computed tomography angiogram (CTA) neck showed a short segment of partially recanalized vessel between M1 and M2 segments of left MCA (Figure 3).
case_images: CTA neck showing carotid web in the left internal carotid artery (arrows).
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case_images: Also CTA neck revealed a short segment of linear filling defect in proximal left ICA, most consistent with a carotid web (Figure 4).