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partially thrombosed berry aneurysm.
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Required description on a radiology report
size : ideally 3 axis maximum size meansurements.
neck : maximal width of the neck of the aneurysm.
shape and lobulation.
orientation : the direction in which the aneurysm points is often important in both endovascularand surgical planning.
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