Falciform artery

Fig. 4.11. a Inconspicuous falciform artery (arrow) arising from a branch of the left hepatic artery, b Selective catheterisation of the left hepatic artery confirms the presence of a falciform artery which is subsequently entered with a microcatheter (c) in order to coil it, thus preventing nontarget radioembolization... [Pg.37]

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Fig. 5.4. a Injection of medial branch of left hepatic artery demonstrates a falciform artery and the falciform complex (black arrows). Gallstone noted (white arrows), b Black arrow demonstrates coils in falciform artery. Gallstone noted (white arrows)... [Pg.46]

Selective left hepatic arteriogram-injection of 2 cc/ sec for 8 cc. In cases of normal anatomy, this allows for the assessment of flow to segments 2,3,4A, and 4B. Special attention should be paid to the falciform, phrenic, right or accessory gastric arteries. [Pg.151]

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