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Fig. 1C —Cranial angiography performed using conventional radiography (A and B) and MDCT (C-F) in canine cadaver 3 days postmortem. Three-dimensional reconstruction of MDCT scan obtained 4 minutes after Lipiodol injection reveals arterial phase of angiography. Carotid artery (dotted arrow), vessels of ear (thick solid arrow), and brachial artery (dashed arrow) are indicated. Remnants of Lipiodol injected for conventional radiography are visible within jugular vein (thin solid arrow).