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Axial CT images at four levels (A-D). The prosthesis penetrates the third duodenal segment and the right graft limb is occluded (white arrows).
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At 1.5 months after admission, contrast-enhanced CT was performed on suspicion of impaired arterial blood flow and revealed that the graft had penetrated the third duodenal segment and occluded the right graft limb (Figure 1, Figure 2).
Sagittal CT image shows the prosthesis penetrating the third duodenal segment (black arrow).
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At 1.5 months after admission, contrast-enhanced CT was performed on suspicion of impaired arterial blood flow and revealed that the graft had penetrated the third duodenal segment and occluded the right graft limb (Figure 1, Figure 2).
Endoscopic images show polyester vascular endoprosthesis perforating the transverse portion of duodenum. Distant (A) and close (B) views.
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A pulsating vascular endoprosthesis perforating the transverse portion of the duodenum was revealed by EGD with a pediatric-type colonoscope (Fig. 3).