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Fig. 9. —78-year-old man with supraceliac bifurcated aorta to celiac
and superior mesenteric artery bypass graft. Intraoperative sonogram with
color Doppler reveals occlusive thrombus (arrow) in proximal common
hepatic artery, 2 cm beyond distal graft anastomosis. Embolectomy was
performed, and completion sonogram was normal. Occlusive thrombus is
significant finding that should prompt revision.
