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Fig. 1C. 26-year-old healthy male volunteer. Maximal-intensity-projection reconstruction of subtracted MR angiography data sets of vessels from distal aorta to ankle joint. Maximal-intensity-projection reconstruction at lower leg level shows distal parts of politeal arteries and three major arteries of lower leg down to ankle. Note anterior tibial artery (large short arrow), posterior tibial artery (small short arrow), and peroneal artery (long arrow).





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