PMC7366215_01
A reconstructed sagittal computed tomographic angiogram of the abdominal aorta and the left iliac arteries using the stretch reformation technique, revealing a stenosis and kink in the proximal half of the left external iliac artery (an endofibrotic plaque). Poststenotic dilation is noted. (The patient agreed to the publishing of his radiological images.)
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On the CTA, an endofibrotic plaque of the left external artery (LEA) was seen Figures 1 and 2.
A 3-dimensional reconstruction of the patient's computed tomographic angiogram of the abdominal aorta and common iliac arteries, revealing the stenosis and kink in the proximal half of the left external iliac artery (LEA). We can observe two atypical branches of the LEA; one climbing towards the ilium and the other passing anterior to the left femoral head. Poststenotic dilation is noted. (The patient agreed to the publishing of his radiological images.)
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On the CTA, an endofibrotic plaque of the left external artery (LEA) was seen Figures 1 and 2.