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Fig. 3D. —67-year-old man with claudication at 20 m, 3 years after stenting from common to external iliac artery (balloon expandable 8-mm stainless steel, Bridge X3: Medtronic, Santa Rosa, CA). Digital subtraction angiogram shows unremarkable appearance of angioplasty site (arrowhead) after subsequent conventional angioplasty using same size (7 x 4 cm) conventional angioplasty balloon. Intraarterial pressure assessment confirmed unchanged systolic gradient of 6 mm Hg.

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