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Fig. 2C. —Maximum-intensity-projection reconstructions of subtracted data sets with moving-table MR angiography using body coil technique in 64-year-old man with peripheral arterial occlusive disease. MR angiogram of lower leg reveals three patent arteries in right lower leg. Three patent arteries are visualized in left proximal lower leg (arrowheads), and anterior tibial artery (arrow) is also visualized in distal left lower leg. Image quality is decreased by low signal-to-noise ratio.