Vein of Galen aneurismal malformations - clinical characteristics, treatment and presentation: Three cases report

Figure 2 Imaging examinations of patient 2. A: The chest x-ray showing dilatation of the right heart (red arrows indicate the heart silhouette) and lung oedema (white spots in the lung parenchima); B,C: The MRI showing a 35 mm × 45 mm VGAM (thick arrow) with main feeders arising from both posterior cerebral arteries, posterior communicating arteries, anterior choroidal arteries and callosomarginal arteries (thin arrows). The VGAM drains into a persistent falcine sinus (white arrow) (C). The scale indicates 1 cm; D, E: A control MRI one year after treatment. No residual flow through the VGAM can be seen.