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case_images: MPR view of the right plantar arch. Sagittal MPR images (A, B) demonstrate the plantar arch with apparent artifacts arising from the metal k- wires.
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case_images: MIP visualisation of the plantar arch arteries. Coronal (A-D) and sagittal (E-H) MIP images show that the distal plantar arteries are occluded due to necrosis and occlusion in the location between 1st and 3rd metatarsal bones.
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case_images: The presence of the k-wires can also be seen by the metallic artifacts present on the images, particularly along the first metatarsal (Figs 2D, 3D).
case_images: 3D VR of the plantar arch arteries. VR images demonstrate the bony components and peripheral artery branches in the right foot (A-C), and the artery branches only (D, E). The distal plantar arteries between 1st and 3rd metatarsal bones are occluded.
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case_images: Figure 3 demonstrates 3D VR images of the vascular supply through the area of interest with and without bony components. The presence of the k-wires can also be seen by the metallic artifacts present on the images, particularly along the first metatarsal (Figs 2D, 3D).