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. 2019 Jun 25;12(2):176–181. doi: 10.3400/avd.oa.19-00005

Table 2 Characteristics of the 12 cases of PDAA.

No. Location Concomitant disease Age/sex CA lesion CA stenosis (%) Diameter (mm) Morphology
1 APDA 72/M Occlusion 100 14 Saccular
2 APDA 62/M Stenosis 68 10 Saccular
3 PPDA 46/F Stenosis 71 N/A Ruptured
4 PPDA 79/F Stenosis 56 6 Fusiform
5 PPDA (multiple) Marfan 42/F Intact 0 N/A Ruptured
6 APDA, PPDA SAM 61/F Intact 0 N/A Ruptured
7 IPDA 55/F Stenosis 74 12 Saccular
8 IPDA 40/M Stenosis 61 21 Saccular
9 IPDA 48/F Occlusion 100 10 Saccular
10 IPDA 58/F Occlusion 100 28 Fusiform
11 IPDA Behçet’s disease 47/M Intact 0 17 Fusiform
12 IPDA (multiple) SAM 76/M Intact 0 N/A Ruptured
#1 GDA 76/F Intact 0 12 Saccular
#2 GDA 55/F Intact 0 7 Saccular
#3 GDA 66/F Intact 0 6 Saccular
#4 GDA 81/F Intact 0 4 Saccular

PDAA: pancreaticoduodenal artery aneurysm; CA: celiac artery; APDA: anterior pancreaticoduodenal artery; PPDA: posterior pancreaticoduodenal artery; IPDA: inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery; GDA: gastroduodenal artery; SAM: segmental arterial mediolysis