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case_images: Aortogram showing normal anatomy and * marking extravasation of contrast material from the cervical artery.
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case_images: NY, USA) was brought to the terminal aorta. An aortogram was performed in the anteroposterior projection using digital subtraction angiography that showed normal anatomy except for evidence of bleeding into the vaginal vault from the right cervical artery (Figure 1). Next, the Omni Flush catheter was brought in an up-and-over fashion into the right internal iliac artery (IIA) using a hydrophilic guidewire (Glidewire;
case_images: Post-embolization image showing coil (*) in the right cervical artery. No dye blush is seen anymore.
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case_images: Final angiography revealed no further blood flow through this artery and no dye blush was noted in the vaginal vault (Figure 2).