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The common origin of the accessory or replaced left hepatic artery from the left gastric is easily added to the basic model.     

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A model alone, however, is not sufficient to get the message across effectively. This angiogram adds reality to the schematic nature of the model.       

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Finally, a clinical example encountered during a laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication puts the variation in clinical perspective. The combination of approaches is an order of magnitude more effective than any one alone. The movement and pulsation of the vessel make the video far more effective than a still image. The consequences of not recognizing the presence of the vessel when dividing the gastrohepatic omentum are easy to understand.    

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