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Fig. 5D Double hepatic artery. Double hepatic artery in 77-year-old woman. Left hepatic artery originates from celiac axis. Volume-rendered 3D image created from axial contrast-enhanced CT data reveals origin (small open arrow) of left hepatic artery (large open arrow) directly from celiac axis. Common hepatic artery (large solid arrow) originates from celiac axis. Origin of SMA (small solid arrow) is obscured by splenic artery.





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