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Fig. 5B. —64-year-old woman with two aneurysms of internal carotid artery. Subvolume oblique sagittal maximum-intensity-projection image from MR angiography shows aneurysm (open arrow) of internal carotid artery depicted in A but does not optimally reveal aneurysm neck. Image also depicts second 2-mm aneurysm (solid arrow) of right internal carotid artery at C7 segment that was also detected on digital subtraction angiography (not shown).

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