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Diagnosis of facial artery pseudoaneurysms is most commonly made with ultrasound, and Doppler ultrasound is essential. On grayscale imaging, facial artery pseudoaneurysms often appearanced of a fluid collection, Color Doppler imaging often show a well-defined swirl pattern named \u201cyin and yang sign,\u201d the Spectral Doppler showed a diagnostic \u201cto and fro\u201d two-phase bidirectional arterial blood flow spectrum. It\u2019s particularly for the examination of facial artery pseudoaneurysms in children. 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