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Fig. 5 —56-year-old man with asymptomatic atherosclerotic plaque. On
combined image of maximal intensity projection and surface shaded display,
focal vascular narrowing of proximal superior mesenteric artery is observed
because of small defect (arrow), suggesting atherosclerotic plaque.
Similar multiple focal defects (arrowheads) are also seen along
abdominal aorta, indicating underlying chronic atherosclerotic vascular
disorder.
