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Fig. 2A —44-year-old man with vertigo and headache who was referred for digital subtraction angiography of suspected basilar aneurysm on MRI (case 9, Table 1). Time-of-flight source image shows small hyperintense lesion (arrowhead) with dark rim adjacent to tip of basilar artery.