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Fingertips of both hands, showing multiple dry gangrene
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Fig1
She even experienced dry gangrene in the fingertips of both hands because of arterial thrombosis when her eosinophil count increased up to 6000 cells/microL (Fig. 1).
Abdomen-pelvis computed tomography with contrast. a Coronal view, demonstrating hepatic subcapsular hematoma in right lobe. b Coronal view. Arrow indicates suspicious aneurysmal change. c Sagittal reconstructed view, revealing massive amount of hemoperitoneum caused by suspicious aneurysmal rupture
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An abdomen-pelvis CT demonstrated subcapsular hematoma in the right hepatic lobe (Fig. 2).
Celiac angiogram before embolization. a Angiogram of both lobes, revealing multiple-sized hepatic aneurysms and the appearance of a string of beads. b Angiogram of S7 and S8, demonstrating huge aneurysms larger than 1 cm in size
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A celiac angiogram demonstrated multiple, various sized hepatic aneurysms in both lobes (Fig. 3).