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Initial endoscopy image showing a large, deep, cratered ulcer at the diaphragmatic pinch with adherent clot and fibrinous material covering the ulcer base.
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F1
A hemostatic clip was placed at the ulcer rim for localization in case the patient rebleeds (Figure 1).
Repeat endoscopy image taken 48 hours later showing 2 visible vessels and the hemostatic clip which was previously placed at the ulcer margin for localization in case the patient rebleeds.
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F2
The ulcer base was visualized and contained 2 visible vessels, the largest of which was approximately between 8 and 10 mm in diameter (Figure 2).
Angiography showing a left gastric artery pseudoaneurysm adjacent to the previously placed endoscopic hemostatic clip.
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F3
A left gastric artery pseudoaneurysm was seen just adjacent to the previously placed hemostatic clip (Figure 3).