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Fig. 7B. —Three-dimensional MR coronary angiograms of right coronary artery using 5-mm maximum-intensity-projection views of 30-year-old healthy male volunteer. Right coronary artery is depicted more sharply on balanced turbo field-echo MR coronary angiogram (B), with increased depiction of vessel length and visualization of right coronary artery in inferior part of right atrioventricular groove (arrows), than in turbo field-echo MR coronary angiogram (A).

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