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Fig. 2 —19-year-old man with blunt trauma to right hand. Volume-rendered MDCT hand angiogram shows occlusion of ulnar (arrows) and radial proper palmar digital arteries of forefinger. Image also shows subcapital fracture of proximal phalanx. Surgery confirmed presence of both occlusions that were secondary to rupture of ulnar and dissection of radial digital arteries.