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Fig. 1E —75-year-old woman referred for peripheral CT angiography of left leg because of decrease in walking distance to less than 50 m. Multipath curved planar reformation CT angiograms from control examination performed 10 months after treatment because of pain at rest in sole of left foot show no differences from A and B except for the absent stenosis in the previously treated left popliteal artery. Multiple insignificant stenoses are present in superficial femoral artery, and moderate stenosis is present in fibular artery. At site of percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (arrow) in left popliteal artery, no restenosis is present.