Table 4 Results of patients with vascular pathology
Group 3 - Peripheral Artery Pathology | ||||||
Age | Sex | Pathology | Imaging Plane | Slices/level | Qualitative Imaging Findings | |
Patient 1 | 58 | F | Right SFA Stenosis | Coronal, Sagittal | 3 | Hemodynamically significant stenosis |
Patient 2 | 67 | M | Left SFA Occlusion | Coronal | 3–5 | Collateral vessels on the left with slower flow compared to right SFA |
Patient 3 | 69 | M | Left CIA Stenosis | Coronal | 4–5 | Appeared high grade on static CT images but flow was similar bilaterally at rest and the patient was not symptomatic on the left side |
Patient 4 | 73 | F | Fem-pop Graft Anastomosis Stenosis | Coronal, Sagittal | 3 | Hemodynamically significant stenosis with slower flow above the stenosis and rapid flow through the stenosis |
Patient 5 | 74 | F | Mid Fem-pop Graft Stenosis | Coronal, Sagittal | 1 | Symmetric flow in bilateral grafts suggests the stenosis is not hemodynamically significant at rest |
Patient 6 | 76 | M | Left CFA Stenosis | Coronal | 3,7 | Decreased flow on the left side compared to the right side consistent with a hemodynamically significant stenosis |
Patient 7 | 81 | F | Right SFA Occlusion | Coronal | 5 | Collateral thigh vessels with reduced flow compared to the left side |
Patient 8 | 78 | F | Multifocal Below-knee Occlusive Atheroma | Coronal | 5 | Markedly reduced flow below the knee bilaterally with collateral vessels seen |
Patient 9 | 65 | M | Right CFA Stenosis | Coronal | 5 | Tortuous vessel but the stenosis was not hemodynamically significant |
Patient 10a | 46 | M | Right CIA/EIA Dissection | Coronal | 5, 1 | Differential flow patterns in true and false lumen |
Group 4 - Abdominal Aorta Pathology | ||||||
Age | Sex | Pathology | Qualitative Imaging Findings | |||
Patient 1 | 48 | F | Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome | Sagittal, Sagittal oblique | 1–2 | Severe stenosis of the celiac axis by the median arcuate ligament with reduced flow in the celiac axis |
Patient 2a | 46 | M | Chronic dissection | Coronal | 6 | Differential flow patterns in true and false lumen |