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Fig. 2C. —57-year-old woman with primary angiitis of central nervous system who presented with headache. Lateral left internal carotid angiogram shows beading of anterior (thick solid arrows) and middle (thin solid arrows) cerebral arteries and segmental dilatation of anterior (arrowheads) and middle (open arrows) cerebral arteries.