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- Fig. 1.
Images depicting the positioning of the swine forelimb and the 3DRA acquired through the guide catheter in the subclavian artery in the extended (A and C) and the flexed (B and D) position, revealing their arterial tortuosity (arrows). The number of bends and the tortuosity of the path are accentuated in the flexed position.
- Fig. 2.
Box and whiskers plots showing the median, maximum, minimum, and upper and lower quartiles of the average curvature (A), path length (B), and the vascular diameters (C) of the human carotid siphon and the porcine brachial artery in the flexed and extended position.
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