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• Fig. S1 - Fig. S1—Time-resolved MRA of normal central veins in 73-year-old woman. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.
• Fig. S2 - Fig. S2—Chronic occlusion of right internal jugular vein shown on MR angiography in 63-year-old woman with end-stage renal disease and history of multiple prior central venous catheters. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S3 - Fig. S3—Chronic subtotal occlusion of superior vena cava and marked azygous collateralization shown on MR angiography in 16-year-old girl with sickle cell anemia and history of multiple central venous catheters. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S4 - Fig. S4—Severe stenosis of right internal jugular vein shown on MR angiography in 62-year-old man with lung cancer. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S5 - Fig. S5—Suboptimal visualization of deep vein thrombosis in right subclavian vein on time-resolved maximum-intensity-projection MR angiography images in 64-year-old woman with cholangiocarcinoma. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S6 - Fig. S6—Partial anomalous pulmonary venous return shown on MR angiography in 48-year-old man with end-stage renal disease and history of multiple central venous catheters. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S7 - Fig. S7—Vascular tumor (non–small cell lung carcinoma) in left upper lobe invading anterior chest wall and compressing left central veins shown on MR angiography in 49-year-old woman. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S8 - Fig. S8—Visualization of stent patency on MR angiography despite in-stent signal void due to eddy currents in 31-year-old woman with sickle cell anemia and stenoses of superior vena cava (SVC) and bilateral brachiocephalic vein after stenting. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S9 - Fig. S9—Limited and delayed visualization of subclavian veins on MR angiography in 45-year-old woman with normal central veins. Central venous catheter was used for contrast injection. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S10 - Fig. S10—Poor visualization of left brachiocephalic vein on MR angiography in 53-year-old woman with breast cancer. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S11 - Fig. S11—Multiple central venous occlusions shown on MR angiography in 67-year-old woman with metastatic lung cancer and multiple prior central venous catheters who is presenting with acute right arm and facial swelling. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.

• Fig. S12 - Fig. S12—Superior vena cava (SVC) occlusion and pseudoocclusion of enlarged azygous vein collateral shown on MR angiography in 41-year-old woman with end-stage renal disease. AVI shows corresponding contiguous time-resolved coronal maximum-intensity-projection images.