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Fig. 1D —Four types of catheter placement methods. 49-year-old man with liver metastases from sigmoid colon cancer. Arteriogram via catheter-port system shows catheter placement using original fixed catheter tip method. Distal shaft of catheter is fixed in gastroduodenal artery using coils (thin black arrows), with side hole located in common hepatic artery. Inside lumen of catheter tip is occluded using microcoil (white arrow). Posterior superior pancreaticoduodenal artery (thick black arrow), accessory left gastric artery arising from left hepatic artery (large arrowhead), and right gastric artery (small arrowhead) are embolized by coils.