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Fig. 2B —33-year-old woman with multiple liver metastases from breast cancer. Arteriogram via port obtained after replacement shows that all hepatic arteries can be visualized. Catheter tip was inserted into peripheral branch of hepatic artery and side hole was placed in common hepatic artery (arrowhead). Origin of right hepatic artery (arrow) was not visualized because of stenosis caused by tip of original catheter, but right hepatic artery is well visualized because of blood supply via left hepatic artery through intrahepatic arterial anastomoses.