Select the most likely angiographic procedure performed for each pathologic indication.(You may use each choice more than once.)
-Cranial aneurysm

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Cerebral angiography is the most appropriate angiographic procedure for a cranial aneurysm, as it allows for visualization of the blood vessels in the brain and can identify the location and size of the aneurysm.

Answer: D
 Rotational angiography may be used for a cranial aneurysm if a three-dimensional image is needed for better visualization and treatment planning.

Answer: E
 Peripheral angiography is not typically performed for a cranial aneurysm, as it focuses on blood vessels in the arms, legs, and other parts of the body outside of the head.

(Note: Abdominal angiography, angiocardiography, thoracic angiography, and pulmonary angiography are also not appropriate for a cranial aneurysm.)

Select the Most Likely Angiographic Procedure Performed for Each Pathologic