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Fig. 2. —75-year-old man with bilateral renal artery stenosis and accessory
renal artery. MR angiogram (maximum intensity projection) shows stenosis of
50-74% of right renal artery and stenosis of 75-99% of left renal artery.
Small accessory renal artery (arrow) supplies left lower pole of
kidney. Findings were confirmed on digital subtraction angiography.
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