Endovascular treatment of nonvariceal acute arterial upper gastrointestinal bleeding

Figure 3 Sixty-four years old male with aortobiliacal prosthesis 2 years earlier. A: Computed tomography performed because of abdominal pain. The liver appeared with parenchymatous changes and large amounts of ascites. Percutaneous liver biopsy was performed following hematemesis and melaena and bleeding from the papilla seen at endoscopy. Selective celiac angiography shows fistula from right hepatic artery branch to bile duct; B: Arteriobiliary fistula occluded after embolization with micro coils.