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Fig. 1G —Four types of catheter placement methods. Schematic diagram shows long tapered catheter placement method. Long tapered side-hole catheter is introduced into hepatic artery; 2.7-French, 20-cm-long distal loop of catheter is inserted distally into peripheral hepatic artery, with side hole placed in proper hepatic artery. Right gastric artery is occluded using coils (arrowhead). It is not necessary to embolize gastroduodenal artery when side hole is in stable position in proper hepatic artery.