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Fig. 3C —33-year-old man with suspected renovascular hypertension. Coronal subvolume maximum intensity projections from navigator-gated steady-state free precession (Nav SSFP) MR angiography (A) and contrast-enhanced MR angiography (CE-MRA) (B) with digital subtraction angiography correlation show injection of both aorta (C) and accessory (D) renal arteries. Nav SSFP and CE-MRA agreed that both main arteries were nondiseased. Arrows represent the accessory artery, which was seen and thought to be diseased on both Nav SSFP and CE-MRA. Accessory artery was believed to represent intimal fibroplasia (an atypical form of fibromuscular dysplasia) and to be responsible for patient's hypertension.