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Fig. 1. —Diagram of aneurysmal construction shows sheath being introduced retrograde into mid right common carotid artery (RCC). Balloon catheter is advanced to origin of right common carotid artery and balloon is inflated. Elastase is infused into artery. Sheath is removed and vessel tied off. Note aorta (Ao), right vertebral artery (RV), right subclavian artery (RSC), left common carotid artery (LCC), vertebral artery (LV) and left subclavian artery (LSC).





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