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Lower Gastrointestinal Bleed Images

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Gastrointestinal tract.
VID 120, frame 1

gibG4001

 

Relative incidence of bleed source, lower vs. upper GI.
VID 120, frame 1

gibG4002

 

Upper endoscopy, flexible sigmoidoscopy.
VID 120, frame 2

gibG4003

 

Celiac trunk, superior mesenteric artery, inferior mesenteric artery.
VID 120, frame 3

gibG4003

 

Inferior mesenteric artery.
VID 120, frame 4

gibG4014

 

Superior mesenteric artery.
VID 120, frame 5

gibG4024

 

Celiac trunk.
VID 120, frame 11

gibG4027

 

Muscular weakness created by vessels penetrating the muscular wall of the colon.
VID 120, frame 13

gibG4029

 

Muscular weakness created by vessels penetrating the muscular wall of the colon (labeled).
VID 120, frame 13

gibL4029

 

Colonic diverticulum.
VID 120, frame 14

gibG4030

 

Fecolith within diverticulum.
VID 120, frame 15

gibG4031

 

Pressure from fecolith erodes adjacent vessel.
VID 120, frame 15

gibG4032

 

Erosion into the gastroduodenal artery by a posterior penetrating duodenal ulcer.
VID 120, frame 16

gibG4038

 

Gastroduodenal artery and hepatic arteries.
VID 120, frame 17

gibL4034

 

Right hepatic artery arises from celiac trunk, normal (70%).
VID 120, frame 19

gibG4040

 

Right hepatic artery arises from celiac trunk, variation (10-15%).
VID 120, frame 19

gibG4041

 

Tortuosity of splenic artery, a common variation.
VID 120, frame 20

gibG4042

 

Splenic artery in relation to upper abdominal aortic branches.
VID 120, frame 20

gibG4043

 

Collaterals between mesenteric vessels.
VID 120, frame 21

gibG4044

 

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