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case_images: a Non-contrast brain CT shows acute subdural hematoma in the left fronto-tempo-parietal area (white arrow). The midline is shifted about 6 mm to the right. b, c Brain CTA reveals an A3-A4 junction aneurysm (black arrow). d 3D-DSA reveals an aneurysm at the A3-A4 junction
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case_images: Brain computed tomography (CTA) and digital subtraction angiography (DSA) were performed to evaluate for vascular abnormalities, and these angiographic studies revealed a 5 x 3 mm sized aneurysm at the A3-A4 junction of left ACA (Fig. 1).
case_images: a Hematoma in the subdural space (arrow). b Aneurysm adhering to the falx (arrow). c Ruptured bled (arrow). d Complete clipping state
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case_images: SAH was not observed at the aneurysm site, with only the rupture point detectable at the site of the aneurysm (Fig. 2).
case_images: a, b Postoperative CTA revealed that previous subdural hematoma was evacuated and aneurysm was clipped without a remnant sac (arrow)
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case_images: Follow up brain CTA revealed that the previous subdural hematoma was evacuated and the aneurysm at the A3-A4 junction was clipped without a remnant sac (Fig. 3).