Fig. 3.

54-year-old man with ERCP-induced pancreatitis.

This patient had undergone embolization for bleedings from short gastric and left interior phrenic arteries. A. Superior mesenteric artery (SMA) angiogram shows pseudoaneurysm (arrow) at distal gastroduodenal artery. B. The tip (arrowhead) of microcatheter was advanced as far as to pseudoaneurysm (arrow), however, could not reach it. C. N-butyl cyanocrylate (NBCA) embolization (1 : 3 mixture with lipiodol) was done with NBCA cast covering pseudoaneurysm. D. Completion SMA angiogram shows no visualization of pseudoaneurysm. Hematochezia was controlled.