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Neonates complicated with circulatory disturbances of the hemi-lower limb. A transient ischemia of the left lower abdominal wall and limb due to arterial thrombosis (A) and left lower limb due to a persistent sciatic artery (B).
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After birth, we noted his left lower abdominal wall and limb to be quite pale on the initial evaluation (Fig. 1B).
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Neonates complicated with circulatory disturbances of the hemi-lower limb. A transient ischemia of the left lower abdominal wall and limb due to arterial thrombosis (A) and left lower limb due to a persistent sciatic artery (B).
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After birth, we noted his left lower abdominal wall and limb to be quite pale on the initial evaluation (Fig. 1B).
A contrast-enhanced computed tomography finding of the persistent sciatic artery (PSA). The left external iliac artery and the femoral artery (A) were diminished compared with the right (B). The superficial and profunda femoral artery reconstructed collateral vessels of the internal and PSA (C).
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Contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) performed 6 hours after birth revealed the left external iliac artery and the femoral artery (Fig. 2A) to be diminished in comparison to the right (Fig. 2B). The superficial and profunda femoral artery also reconstructed collateral vessels of the internal and persistent sciatic artery (Fig. 2C).