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For the purpose of the study, segment IV hepatic artery was defined as small branch of one of the main arteries particularly supplying segment IV of the liver.

Segment IV hepatic artery in potential donors for living related liver transplantation: Evaluation with multi-detector CT

If selective embolization of the bleeding artery cannot be performed, nonselective embolization of the left or right hepatic artery may be performed.

Hemobilia: Perspective and Role of the Advanced Endoscopist

It also may take origin from left gastric, middle colic, or left hepatic artery [11].

A Case of Unusual Vascularization of Upper Abdominal Cavity' Organs

Proper hepatic artery passes anterior to portal vein as it ascends to the epiploic foramen and at porta hepatis branches to right and left.

MORPHOLOGY OF CAUDATE LOBE OF LIVER

Busuttil, "Hepatic artery thrombosis resulting in gas gangrene of the transplanted liver," Surgery, vol.

A Rare Case of Septic Shock Secondary to Emphysematous Hepatitis

This case differs in that the CT scan showed dissection of the common hepatic artery and aneurysms of the common hepatic artery, splenic artery, and bilateral renal arteries.

A Case of Segmental Arterial Mediolysis Presenting as Mucosal Gastric Hematoma

We used the Dose Activity Calculator (http://apps01.sirtex.com/smac/) [17, 18] to calculate the appropriate dose and administered a Y-90 dose of 1.36 GBq (37 mCi equivalent) through the right hepatic artery and a dose of 0.34 GBq through the artery branch for segment VIII (part of the nodule in segment IV was being fed by this branch) (Figures 3(a), 3(b), and 3(c)).

Liver Metastases in Pancreatic Acinar Cell Carcinoma Treated with Selective Internal Radiation Therapy with Y-90 Resin Microspheres

Subsequently, he underwent hepatic artery angiogram (day 21), which showed critical anastomotic stenosis of the replaced common hepatic artery that arose directly off the aorta.

Rapid Resolution of Cholangitic Abscess and Biliary Sepsis in a Liver Transplant Recipient after Hepatic Artery Revascularization

A contrast-enhanced CT scan revealed an intimal flap in the celiac trunk and a mural thrombus (Figure 1A) extending to the splenic artery and proximal hepatic artery (Figure IB) and causing moderate to severe narrowing of the celiac artery (demonstrated by CT angiography) (Figure 2) as well as a thrombosed false lumen, increased attenuation of the surrounding fat, and a segmental splenic infarction (Figure 1).

Isolated spontaneous celiac artery dissection

Pyogenic bacteria can gain access to the liver by direct extension from contiguous organs or through rich dual blood supply provided by the portal vein and hepatic artery. 1 The clinical presentation of liver abscess is insidious, and fever and right upper quadrant pain are the most common complaints.

Hepatic metastasis complicated by abscess formation