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case_images: CT angiography image of the receiver pelvic vessels.
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case_images: The "classic" extraperitoneal pelvic transplantation of a kidney graft was contraindicated because of stented iliac arteries and extended atheromatosis of the aorta (Figure 1).
case_images: CT angiography image of the receiver left renal vessels.
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case_images: At the same time the anatomical variant of the left recipient renal vein was found with low implantation to vein cava inferior (VCI; Figure 2). 
case_images: MRI angiography image after kidney transplantation in orthotopic position.
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case_images: Three months after transplantation a control angio-MRI showed normal a normal kidney and graft vessels (Figure 3).