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Fig. 9A —48-year-old woman with severe aortoiliac disease and bilateral lower extremity claudication. Volume-rendered coronal projection before neoaortoiliac system procedure shows severe aortoiliac disease with diffuse stenosis of both iliac systems (arrows) with patent right femoropopliteal bypass (arrowheads). Left distal superior femoral artery and popliteal arteries are occluded. Patient underwent neoaortoiliac system procedure, but it was complicated by thrombosis of left limb of neoaortoiliac system. Leg amputation was performed 1 week after procedure.