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Computed tomography angiography for abdomen showing. (A) AXIOS stent connecting stomach and pseudocyst. (B) Bleeding from the posterior splenic artery.
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The PA was directly posterior to the LAMS, considered a complication of LAMS (Figure 1).
Mesenteric artery angiography performed by Interventional radiology. The black area secondary to extravasation of contrast represents bleeding from the pseudoaneurysm.
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The patient was sent for mesenteric angiography, and multiple coils were placed in the splenic artery near the PA (Figures 2 and 3).
Successful embolization of the bleeding pseudoaneurysm with multiple coils performed a catheter through mesenteric.
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The patient was sent for mesenteric angiography, and multiple coils were placed in the splenic artery near the PA (Figures 2 and 3).