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Fig. 1B —Anteroposterior maximum intensity projection images of left thigh and calf station obtained with fast spoiled 3D contrast-enhanced gradient-echo sequence in 69-year-old man after left antegrade percutaneous transluminal angioplasty of superficial femoral artery. Conventional IV angiogram obtained with identical acquisition parameters as A. Dose of 15 mmol of gadolinium was administered IV. At thigh level, optimal image quality was achieved with both injection modes, whereas at calf level of IV angiogram, disturbing venous overlay is observed.