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case_images: Sagittal view of patient's CT scan, without contrast, showing mild bilateral hydronephrosis and proper stent placement through the conduit with no evidence of pseudoaneurysm of the distal aorta or iliac vessels.
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case_images: Her hemoglobin was stable at 9.5 and CT scan revealed mild bilateral hydronephrosis and proper stent placement through the conduit with no evidence of pseudoaneurysm of the distal aorta or iliac vessels (Figure 1).
case_images: Patient angiogram demonstrating multiple areas of ruptured plaque and extravasation on the left common iliac artery.
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case_images: Omni catheter. On the left, contrast injection demonstrated multiple areas of ruptured plaque and extravasation (Figure 2).
case_images: Angiography showing an endovascular stent placed in the left common iliac artery.
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case_images: An 8 mm x 80 mm FLUENCY stent graft was advanced and deployed into the left common iliac artery just above the hypogastric artery take-off and the stent was dilated to 7 mm (Figure 3).