Emerging role of computed tomography coronary angiography in evaluation of children with Kawasaki disease

Figure 4 Panel of computed tomography coronary angiography images showing its ability to precisely identify location and morphology of aneurysms with extension into side branches. Computed tomography coronary angiography (A: Volume rendered image; B: Curved reformatted image and C-axial image) of 4 years female child in acute phase (presentation) demonstrate giant saccular aneurysm in proximal resonance coronary angiography (asterisk in A and B). Fusiform aneurysm is seen in proximal left anterior descending (thick arrow in A) with extension into diagonal-1 branch (thin arrow in A).