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Fig. 4B —88-year-old man with recurrent angina pectoris and obstructive vein
graft disease. Curved multiplanar reformation shows aortocoronary venous graft
to circumflex artery (1). Calcifying (C) and hypodense, noncalcifying plaque
(N) causing marked greater than 50% stenosis were detected in proximal aspect.
Inset shows cross-sectional image at level of white line through both
aortocoronary venous graft to circumflex artery (1) and aortocoronary venous
graft to left anterior descending artery (2). L = lumen.
