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Fig. 6 —Double oblique multiplanar reformation at coronal level of anterior spinal cord shows ipsilateral duplication of artery of Adamkiewicz (asterisks) in 66-year-old woman. Duplicate arteries of Adamkiewicz originate from same segmental radiculomedullary artery (arrow). Proximal sections of artery of Adamkiewicz are located in different vertical planes, thereby forming a continuous vessel tract that can be visualized for only one artery.