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Fig. 1D —71-year-old woman with right pharyngeal pain. Axial 3D CISS image reveals right glossopharyngeal nerve (large arrowhead) in contact with loop formed by right PICA (arrows) at supraolivary fossette. On left side, note PICA (arrow) that does not compress left glossopharyngeal nerve (small arrowhead).