When a patient is found to have a carotid bruit, the appropriate initial examination is:
A) carotid ultrasonography.
B) catheter angiography of the carotid arteries.
C) contrast-enhanced carotid MRA.
D) CTA with volume-rendered and multiplanar displays.
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