Table. 1.

Table. 1. Table 1

Demographics, treatment choices, angiographic outcomes, and follow-up information of 5 patients with hepatic artery pseudoaneurysm

Case	Age	Presentation	Cause	Treatment	Angiographic outcome	Follow-up CT (mo)	Clinical follow-up results
1	84	Haemobilia	Chronic cholecystitis	Coil embolization of parent artery	Success	No	Death due to sepsis 4 mo after index procedure
2	92	Haemobilia	Acute cholangitis	NBCA embolization of the lesion	Success	No	Survival during 12 mo of follow-up
3	73	Hemoperitoneum	Post Whipple operation	Flow diverter with covered stents	Success	9	No recurrence with preserved parent artery
4	76	Hemoperitoneum	Post Whipple operation	Stent-assisted coiling (1st); coil embolization (2nd); flow diverter and covered stents (3rd)	Success	7	No recurrence with preserved parent artery
5	60	Haemobilia	Neuroendocrine tumor with multiple hepatic metastasis	Coil embolization of the lesion	Success	No	Death due to malignancy 4 mo after index procedure

All the patients are males. Angiographically success is defined as complete obliteration of the pseudoaneurysm on post treatment angiogram [7].

NBCA, N-butyl cyanoacrylate; CT, computed tomography.

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