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Fig. 1B —Cranial angiography performed using conventional radiography
(A and B) and MDCT (C-F) in canine cadaver 3 days
postmortem. Conventional radiograph of head obtained 3 minutes after Lipiodol
injection depicts late arterial phase of angiography. Small intra- and
extracranial arteries, including facial arteries with branches (thin solid
arrow), bifurcation of carotid artery (thick solid arrow), and
maxillary arteries (dashed arrow), are indicated.
