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Fig. 4D. —64-year-old woman who was being evaluated as potential candidate for placement of hepatic arterial floxuridine infusion pump to treat colorectal carcinoma that metastasized to liver. Digital subtraction angiogram confirms that replaced left hepatic artery (curved arrow) arises from left gastric artery (arrowhead). Middle hepatic artery supplying segment IV (open arrows) arises from common hepatic artery (double straight arrows). Long arrow points to celiac trunk, and double wavy arrows point to splenic artery. Patient was not considered suitable candidate for hepatic arterial pump placement.