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Initial CT angiogram demonstrating the celiac artery dissection (sagittal view).
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The dissection flap began 1.2 cm proximal to the left gastric artery take off and extended into the origin of the splenic artery (Figures 1 and 2).
Initial CT angiogram demonstrating the celiac artery dissection (axial view).
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The dissection flap began 1.2 cm proximal to the left gastric artery take off and extended into the origin of the splenic artery (Figures 1 and 2).
Follow-up CT angiogram 2 months later demonstrating a stable celiac artery dissection (sagittal view).
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Follow-up at 2 months demonstrated resolution of her symptoms, and CT angiogram revealed a stable celiac trunk dissection with no signs of complications (Figures 3 and 4).
Follow-up CT angiogram 2 months later demonstrating a stable celiac artery dissection (axial view).
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Follow-up at 2 months demonstrated resolution of her symptoms, and CT angiogram revealed a stable celiac trunk dissection with no signs of complications (Figures 3 and 4).