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Fig. 1A. Magnified digital subtraction angiograms of left forearm and wrist of 63-year-old woman. Image reveals occlusion of ulnar and radial arteries, filling of incomplete palmar arch through collaterals, and decreased perfusion of metacarpal and digital arteries. These findings are almost the same as those seen on angiogram obtained 6 months earlier (not shown).





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