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Fig. 2A —71-year-old man (patient 10 in Table 2) with distal-type accessory left gastric artery that was not recognized on conventional angiography. Digital subtraction angiography image from proper hepatic artery shows accessory left gastric artery arising near umbilical point (black arrow). In retrospect, gastric wall stain (white arrow) is noted overlying lateral edge of liver. Arrowhead indicates right gastric artery.