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Fig. 4C —Digital subtraction angiography (DSA) and CT angiography
(CTA) of right leg in 51-year-old woman with critical lower leg ischemia.
Curved CTA multiplanar reformation (MPR) image of common femoral artery
reveals agreement with DSA regarding presence of distal grade 3 stenosis
(arrow) as judged by both observers, whereas more proximal
calcifications (arrowheads) are not stenosing.
