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Resolution: standard / high Figure 2.
MRI contrast angiography (3D FLASH) "volume rendering" image. Accessory artery originating from iliac bifurcation of left kidney (thick arrow)
and 5 polar (capsular) arteries can be seen (arrow heads). Most superior polar artery
originating from distal SMA, courses through lower pole of left kidney. A renal artery
branching from right common iliac artery starting point, divides into 2 branches and
reaches renal pelvis (bended arrow). No polar artery is seen in this kidney. The kidney
in the mid level has 2 renal veins, and the left vein is joining with the left renal
vein and opening into vena cava interior (thin arrow).
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