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Fig. 2A. —58-year-old man with lower leg claudication and previous osteosynthesis of left femur. Subtracted coronal maximum intensity projection of MR angiography image of peripheral arteries shows 5-cm-long occlusion of external iliac artery on right leg and occlusion of superficial femoral arteries on both legs. On right leg, popliteal artery reconstitutes for 5 cm (P2-segment) and is occluded again below knee. Although long occlusions are seen in inflow region, calf arteries are well opacified.

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