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Fig. 1 —Schematic drawing showing points at which diameter and length were measured by both MR angiography and digital subtraction angiography in patients with infrarenal aortic aneurysm. (1) Diameter of aorta at renal artery ostium, (2) diameter of aorta at extent of aneurysm, (3) diameter of aorta 10 mm above aortic bifurcation, (4) maximum diameter of right common iliac artery, (5) proximal diameter of left common iliac artery, (6) proximal diameter of right external iliac artery, (7) maximum diameter of left external iliac artery, (8) length of proximal neck, (9) length of infrarenal aorta, (10) maximum diameter of right common iliac artery, and (11) maximum diameter of left external iliac artery.





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