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MRA of normal aortic arch

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Normal aortic arch in a young volunteer

Fig.1 MIP reconstructions with angular differences from a 3D TOF acquisition performed with two overlapped transverse volumes and using the TONE option. The origin and the proximal portions of the cervical carotid and vertebral arteries are well shown.

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MRA of normal aortic arch, Fig. 1