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A) Contrast-enhanced computed tomography revealed a 28 x 30 mm size celiac artery aneurysm 10 mm distal to the outlet of the artery. B) Volume rendering of computed tomography revealed an aneurysm that had a common trunk of the hepatic and splenic artery. C) Angiography revealed that blood flow of proper hepatic artery was dominantly supplied from the celiac artery. D) Surgical findings revealed an exposed celiac artery aneurysm. E, F) Schema shows pre- and post-operative findings.
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B). Based on the angiography finding, the proper hepatic artery was dominantly supplied from the celiac artery, the left gastric artery being bifurcated from the celiac trunk, and the celiac artery and the splenic and common hepatic artery had a common trunk (Fig. 1C). Another end of the prosthetic graft was anamostosed through the dorsum of duodenum to abdominal aorta below the level of renal artery (Fig.1D, E, F).