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Fig. 1A. Significant external iliac artery stenosis underestimated by multide-tector CT (MDCT) angiography in 59year-old man with rest claudication. Maximum-intensity-projection MDCT angiogram of iliac arteries obtained after manual bone subtraction shows left external iliac artery stenosis (arrow) that was rated as 25–50% by all three observers.





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