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Purpose Conventional time-of-flight (TOF) magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) failed to depict clear visualization of coiled cerebral aneurysms with PulseRider due to metal-induced susceptibility artifacts. Our aim was to overcome the metal artifact using a novel imaging technique of non-contrast-enhanced ultrashort echo-time magnetic resonance angiography (UTE-MRA). Materials and methods Five unruptured intracranial aneurysms were treated using PulseRider and the patients underwent silent MRA (UTE-MRA). The images were compared with TOF-MRA and digital subtraction angiography (DSA). Results Silent MRA can visualize the residual cavity of the coiled aneurysms, which was not well visualized and rather defective when using TOF-MRA. While a segment of the proximal marker composed of stainless steel was poorly visualized, the other parts of the parent artery and the arteries of bifurcation, including the aneurysmal neck, were clearly visualized, equivalent to that of DSA. Conclusions UTE-MRA achieves better visualization of cerebral aneurysms after PulseRider treatment than TOF-MRA.

Non-contrast-enhanced silent magnetic resonance angiography for assessing cerebral aneurysms after PulseRider treatment