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Fig. 2C. —68-year-old man with right femoroperoneal bypass graft occlusion. Angiogram just distal to peroneal anastomosis reveals focal high-grade stenosis (arrow) with collateral flow present. Short jump graft was surgically placed to bypass this lesion.





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