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Fig. 2 —50-year-old man with claudication. Sagittal projections of axial 2D time-of-flight localizer images are used for determining most anterior and most posterior extensions of arterial territories. Rectangles represent oblique coronal MR angiography slabs that are prescribed from these sagittal projections. Note overlaps at common femoral and popliteal arteries. Also note that when blood pressure cuffs are inflated, thigh may raise anteriorly a few centimeters. Thus, slab prescribed for thigh station should have sufficient coverage anterior to artery so that image field of view fully covers artery.