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Fig. 4B. —63-year-old man with bilateral leg claudication. Three-dimensional MR angiographic maximum-intensity-projection image in anteroposterior projection shows good correlation with conventional angiography. Long arrow indicates left distal common femoral artery; short arrow indicates proximal superficial femoral artery.