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case_images: Right groin vertical incision to identify right common femoral artery and prepare for insert the vascular sheath.
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case_images: The right common femoral artery was cut down, and insert a 12-French gauge introducer vascular sheath (Figure 1).
case_images: The Aortic Balloon was being inserted into the right Common Femoral artery via the vascular sheath.
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case_images: The conventional (over the wire) aortic balloon was inserted via introducer vascular sheath over the guidewire (Figure 2).
case_images: The length of the aortic balloon was being measured by the distance between the right groin and mid sternum to ensure the balloon was placed in the Zone 1 of the Aorta.
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case_images: The length of the balloon was measured by the distance between the right groin and mid sternum (Figure 3).
case_images: The mesenteric avulsion of the jejunum with active bleeding from the mesenteric vessels.
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case_images: There was a sizeable mesenteric avulsion and 10 centimeters of jejunal contusion, causing 2500 millimeters of hemoperitoneum (Figure 4).