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Right groin vertical incision to identify right common femoral artery and prepare for insert the vascular sheath.
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The right common femoral artery was cut down, and insert a 12-French gauge introducer vascular sheath (Figure 1).
The Aortic Balloon was being inserted into the right Common Femoral artery via the vascular sheath.
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The conventional (over the wire) aortic balloon was inserted via introducer vascular sheath over the guidewire (Figure 2).
The length of the aortic balloon was being measured by the distance between the right groin and mid sternum to ensure the balloon was placed in the Zone 1 of the Aorta.
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The length of the balloon was measured by the distance between the right groin and mid sternum (Figure 3).
The mesenteric avulsion of the jejunum with active bleeding from the mesenteric vessels.
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There was a sizeable mesenteric avulsion and 10 centimeters of jejunal contusion, causing 2500 millimeters of hemoperitoneum (Figure 4).