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Fig. 2D —Complex subtracted intraarterial (IA) near-real-time
contrast-enhanced MRI of 69-year-old man with peripheral arterial occlusive
disease. Acquisition time was 700 milliseconds per frame. Calculated MR road
map image (C) compared with IA digital subtraction angiography (DSA)
image (D). Clear delineation of two-vessel runoff via posterior tibial
and fibular arteries. Stenoses are overestimated on MR image compared with IA
DSA.
