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Fig. 1A. —34-year-old woman with postpartum hemorrhage resistant to medical treatment. Findings at manual exploration of uterine cavity were negative. Selective arteriogram of internal iliac artery shows opacification of vagina during contrast injection into internal iliac artery. Opacification is due to contrast extravasation from vaginal artery (single arrow). Note distal intramyometrial uterine vessels (double arrows) and obturator artery (arrowhead).