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[CT angiographic imaging of atypical arterial blood supply to the liver by the superior mesenteric artery].

M. Freund, F. Wesner, M. Reuter, Markus Brückner

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Variations of the celiac trunk are seen in 25-35% of all patients. In 10-12% the right hepatitic artery arises from the superior mesenteric artery, the left hepatic artery in 4-5%. An aberrant origin of the common hepatic artery is seen in about 2.5%. We report about a patient with liver cell adenoma, in whom we diagnosed preoperatively the atypical origin of the common hepatic artery by performing CT angiography in the MIP technique (MIP = Maximum Intensity Projection). Conventional angiography as well as intraoperative findings confirmed the diagnosis.

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Variations of the celiac trunk are seen in 25-35% of all patients. In 10-12% the right hepatitic artery arises from the superior mesenteric artery, the left hepatic artery in 4-5%. An aberrant origin of the common hepatic artery is seen in about 2.5%. We report about a patient with liver cell adenoma, in whom we diagnosed preoperatively the atypical origin of the common hepatic artery by performing CT angiography in the MIP technique (MIP = Maximum Intensity Projection). Conventional angiography as well as intraoperative findings confirmed the diagnosis.

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Variations of the celiac trunk are seen in 25-35% of all patients. In 10-12% the right hepatitic artery arises from the superior mesenteric artery, the left hepatic artery in 4-5%. An aberrant origin of the common hepatic artery is seen in about 2.5%. We report about a patient with liver cell adenoma, in whom we diagnosed preoperatively the atypical origin of the common hepatic artery by performing CT angiography in the MIP technique (MIP = Maximum Intensity Projection). Conventional angiography as well as intraoperative findings confirmed the diagnosis.

Key concepts: Medicine, Superior mesenteric artery, Maximum intensity projection, Common hepatic artery, Artery, Angiography, Radiology, Trunk

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