A Rare Anatomic Variant of Double Replaced Hepatic Arteries: A Case Report and Brief Review of the Anomalous Hepatic Vasculature Literature

Mazzin Elsamaloty; Eric Schupp; Abdighani Ismail; Clariza Borile; Krista Chun; Jeffrey M. Sutton

doi:10.12659/AJCR.930990

09 May 2021: Articles

A Rare Anatomic Variant of Double Replaced Hepatic Arteries: A Case Report and Brief Review of the Anomalous Hepatic Vasculature Literature

Congenital defects / diseases

Mazzin Elsamaloty ^A* , Eric Schupp ^B , Abdighani Ismail ^B , Clariza Borile ^B , Krista Chun ^B , Jeffrey M. Sutton ^A

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.930990

Am J Case Rep 2021; 22:e930990

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Figure 1. The three anomalous hepatic arteries can be seen branching directly off the the celiac trunk and inserting into the liver in this photograph. In this view, the portal vein and biliary tree are present to highlight the anomalous vasculature relative to local anatomic structures.

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A Rare Anatomic Variant of Double Replaced Hepatic Arteries: A Case Report and Brief Review of the Anomalous Hepatic Vasculature Literature

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