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CASE REPORT

Endoscopy-Intravascular Treatment Combination for Duodenal Ulcer Hemorrhages Caused by Small Hepatic Pseudoaneurysms: A Case Report

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Pages 4017-4025 | Received 06 Apr 2024, Accepted 11 Jun 2024, Published online: 20 Jun 2024

Figures & data

Figure 1 Picture of the duodenal bulb showing an ulcer with a central naked thrombus head and active bleeding on the surface.

Figure 1 Picture of the duodenal bulb showing an ulcer with a central naked thrombus head and active bleeding on the surface.

Figure 2 Initial computed tomography image showing no abnormalities in the abdomen.

Figure 2 Initial computed tomography image showing no abnormalities in the abdomen.

Figure 3 Angiography showing the presence of a distal tumor dilatation at the proximal branch of the common hepatic artery.

Figure 3 Angiography showing the presence of a distal tumor dilatation at the proximal branch of the common hepatic artery.

Figure 4 Image showing the embolization of the common hepatic artery.

Figure 4 Image showing the embolization of the common hepatic artery.

Figure 5 Disease diagnosis and treatment procedure.

Figure 5 Disease diagnosis and treatment procedure.

Figure 6 A follow-up gastroscopic examination after six months showed scarring changes in the duodenal bulbar ulcer.

Figure 6 A follow-up gastroscopic examination after six months showed scarring changes in the duodenal bulbar ulcer.

Figure 7 Reexamination based on an abdominal computed tomography scan showed postoperative changes in the proximal branch aneurysms of the common hepatic artery.

Figure 7 Reexamination based on an abdominal computed tomography scan showed postoperative changes in the proximal branch aneurysms of the common hepatic artery.