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Figure 1. Orbital Doppler ultrasonog- ultrasonog-raphy. a,b: Female, 73-year-old patient with a diagnosis of DCSF
Figure 4. Encephalon MRI. a,b: Axial, T2-weighted sequence. c: Contrast-enhanced axial T1-weighted sequence
Figure 8. Digital subtraction cerebral angiography, arterial phase. a: Lateral view.
Figure 10. Digital subtraction cerebral angiography, arterial phase. a: Left anterior oblique view

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