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Fig. 1B —35-year-old man presented with swelling of left leg. CT angiography
was ordered for evaluation of pelvic mass. Patient had history of gunshot
wound to buttocks 14 years earlier. Axial contrast-enhanced arterial phase
MDCT scan obtained through upper thighs shows evidence of arteriovenous
fistula with enlarged left femoral artery and vein and early filling of left
femoral vein. Note mild enlargement of left upper thigh musculature
(arrows).
