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Fig. 2C —Patient 7 in Table 1.
Volume-rendered and maximum-intensity-projection (MIP) images from
time-resolved 3D gadolinium-enhanced gradient-echo subtraction MR angiogram
(TR/TE, 3.5/1.2; 25° flip angle; temporal resolution, 9 sec) in
74-year-old man with right upper extremity arteriovenous fistula (AVF), who
presented with pulsatile mass in arm. Magnified MIP image shows venous
aneurysms. Patient underwent subsequent conventional angiography (not shown) 3
weeks later, which showed two venous aneurysms.
