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Fig. 2. —Coronal maximum-intensity-projection image of gadopentetate
dimeglumine–enhanced MR angiogram obtained in 64-year-old man with
hypertension shows accessory renal artery (arrow) terminating in
right kidney. No stenosis was seen in either main renal artery; this finding
was confirmed on source images (not shown).
