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Fig. 2 —Mean quantitative and qualitative assessment of individual arterial segments. SNR = signal-to-noise ratio (blue bars), R = right, ICA = internal carotid artery, VA = vertebral artery, L = left, CCA = common carotid artery, BCT = brachiocephalic trunk, LSCA = left subclavian artery, DAA = (descending) abdominal aorta, DTA = descending thoracic artery, AA = abdominal aorta, RA = renal artery, CIA = common iliac artery, CFA = common femoral artery, SFA(P) = proximal superficial femoral artery, SFA(D) = distal superficial artery/popliteal artery, PTA = posterior tibial artery, ATA = ascending thoracic aorta, PA = peroneal artery. For ease of presentation, mean qualitative score (red bars) recorded has been multiplied by 100.