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Fig. 2. Fundal GV in a 46-year-old man with massive hematemesis

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1 Fig. 2. Fundal GV in a 46-year-old man with massive hematemesis
Fig. 2. Fundal GV in a 46-year-old man with massive hematemesis. (A) Contrast-enhanced axial CT images obtained before and after PARTO show completely disappeared fundal GV. (B) Fluoroscopic images of PARTO: minimal contrast leakage after gelatin sponge embolization to massive GR shunt, probably from intra-shunt pressure increase, was controlled by additional embolization. (C) Endoscopic images of the GV also show successful treatment result. Before procedure, massive hemorrhage was noted in the gastric lumen. GV, gastric fundal varix; PARTO, plug assisted retrograde transvenous obliteration; GR, gastrorenal. Fig. 2. Fundal GV in a 46-year-old man with massive hematemesis. (A) Contrast-enhanced axial CT images obtained before and after PARTO show completely disappeared fundal GV. (B) Fluoroscopic images of PARTO: minimal contrast leakage after gelatin sponge embolization to massive GR shunt, probably from intra-shunt pressure increase, was controlled by additional . . . Yonsei Med J Jul;57(4):

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