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Fig. 8B 9-year-old girl (same patient as in Fig. 3) with multiple congenital anomalies including aortic root dilatation and cervical spine instability. Marked tortuosity of carotid arteries (arrows) is shown on coronal oblique (A) and sagittal (B) color-coded volume renderings from IV contrast-enhanced MDCT.





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