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Fig. 8B. —65-year-old woman with bilateral knee pain during exercise. This case is example of overestimation of stenosis using MR angiography. Three-dimensional MR angiographic maximum-intensity-projection images in anteroposterior (A) and rotated (B) views. Severe stenosis was diagnosed at origin of left peroneal artery (arrowhead) and mild stenosis at origin of right peroneal artery (arrow). Rotated view is of inferior volume.