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Fig. 3E. —Axial three-dimensional time-of-flight maximum-intensity-projection images of healthy volunteer corrupted with motion in axial plane. Composite image from data acquired in A but generated by autocorrection of contiguous 256 x 20 pixel strips. All regions of image show improvement in image quality, including distal branches of middle and posterior cerebral arteries.