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Fig. 1B. —Schematic diagram of desired catheter position and occluded vessels for infusion using fixed catheter tip method and gastroduodenal artery. In modified method, inside lumen of catheter tip is left open and gastroduodenal artery or right gastroepiploic artery beyond tip of indwelling catheter is embolized with one or two microcoils (long straight arrow). Note that point where narrowing of lumen begins is positioned in aorta (curved arrow). Side hole (arrowhead) is created in 2.7-French diameter, 20-cm-long distal shaft. Diameter of implanted catheter positioned in common hepatic artery and celiac artery is exclusively 2.7 French (short straight arrows).