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Fig. 5. —Bar graph shows quantitative values for sharpness of aortic arch and great vessel origins are higher for images in breath-hold group than for images in non—breath-hold group. (Higher values denote greater sharpness). No significant difference in vessel sharpness of carotid bifurcations between two groups was noted. Values for sharpness of great vessel origins have been averaged for all three vessels. [UNK] = non—breath-hold, = breath-hold.

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