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The phantom includes the aortic arch, all supraoptic cervical arteries and a complete circle of Willis up to the M2‐MCA, A2‐ACA and P2‐PCA segments. 3% sodium alginate solution was cast into a stenosis mold and crosslinked in a 40% calcium chloride. An initial stenosis flow rate was registered with a value of 8.5 ± 5.33
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