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Computed tomography on the 10th day after PD showed fluid collection (white arrows) causing pancreatic leakage anterior to the major vessels in the abdominal space.
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Computed tomography indicated the presence of fluid collection, containing small gas bubbles anterior to the portal vein and hepatic artery in the abdominal space (Fig. 1).
Angiogram on the 11th day after PD showed a suspected pseudoaneurysm (white arrow) originating from the common hepatic artery. But the bleeding point could not be clearly identified.
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Although angiography showed a suspected pseudoaneurysm originating from the common hepatic artery, the origin of bleeding could not be clearly identified (Fig. 2).
Operative findings showed the site of bleeding from the common hepatic artery (white arrow). Surgical intervention to treat the bleeding point was performed with the suture technique.
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The source of bleeding was detected from the stump of the gastroduodenal artery (Fig. 3).