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Aneurysm Location Size (mm) Visible in Retrospect on CTA Main Reason for Missing Aneurysm Ophthalmic artery 2.5 Yes Very small, in direct contact with bony structure (anterior clinoid process) and evaluated as irregularity of the ICA ICA cavernous segment 2.0 Yes Very small and poor quality of CTA ICA supraclinoid segment 2.0 Yes Very small and evaluated as part of multilobulated aneurysm ICA tip 1.8 No Very small and poor quality of CTA ICA tip 2.2 Yes Very small MCA 1.5 No Very small and presence of vasospasm MCA 2.0 Yes Very small and only visible on 1 MIP image MCA 1.6 Yes Very small and evaluated as thickening of MCA bifurcation Pericallosal artery 2.0 Yes Very small PICA 4.0 Yes Dissecting aneurysm, vasospasm, and incomplete bone removal due to patient movement PcomA 2.0 No Very small and low arterial contrast
* All except 1 were <3 mm. One 4-mm aneurysm was undetected due to poor-quality CTA-MMBE.