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Fig. 3A. —57-year-old man with diabetes and nonhealing ulceration of right great toe. MR angiogram of lower leg arteries shows patent vessels in pelvis and thigh. In calf, exact visualization of right leg arteries is partially hampered by venous overaly. Incomplete occlusion of right posterior and anterior tibial arteries is correctly diagnosed. Right dorsal pedal artery and plantar arteries are partially opacified (arrow). Note partial occlusion of left peroneal artery (arrowhead).

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