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case_images: Small blush identified in the arterial phase in terminal branches of the
  superior mesenteric artery (red circle).
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case_images: Under general anesthesia, the techniques used were access to the right common femoral artery with 5 French introducer, superior mesenteric arteriography with Cobra 2 (Cordis) catheter, and indirect portography; initially, a small blush was identified in the arterial phase in terminal branches of the superior mesenteric artery (Figure 1).
case_images: (A) First site of intestinal angiodysplasia, (B) second site of intestinal
  angiodysplasia, and (C) early venous return due to arteriovenous
  fistula.
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case_images: After a coaxial microcatheterization with Renegade STC microcatheter (Boston Scientific, Boston, MA, USA), a new superselective arteriography identified 2 sites of a vessel encasing ectasias with arterial blush and early venous return, characterizing angiodysplasia in the terminal ileum and cecum (Figure 2A to C).
case_images: (A) Control of selective embolization with interlock-18 of the first
  angiodysplasia and (B) control of selective embolization with interlock-18
  of the second angiodysplasia.
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case_images: A selective embolization with interlock-18 micromoles 2 mm x 2.3 cm in the 2 sites of angiodysplasia is performed (Figure 3A and B).
case_images: Control arteriography did not identify the arterial blush and the
  fistula.
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case_images: Control arteriography did not identify the arterial blush and the fistula, and patient was referred to the intensive care unit for acute ischemic abdomen surveillance (Figure 4).