Surgical repair of an emergent giant hepatic aneurysm with an abdominal aortic dissection: A case report

Figure 2 Open repair was performed six days later. A: This is a general view of the isolated hepatic aneurysm. The red arrow indicates the gallbladder; the yellow arrow the descending duodenum; the green arrow the proper hepatic artery; the white arrow the right hepatic artery and the black arrow the left hepatic artery; B: This is a general view of the cut aneurysm. The white arrow indicates the aneurysm break and the black arrow the mural thrombus; C: The general view of the proper hepatic artery (red arrow) after suturing with the left (dark green arrow) and right hepatic arteries (light green arrow), respectively. The black arrow indicates the end-to-end anastomosis of the proper hepatic artery and the right hepatic artery while the white arrow indicates the end to side anastomosis of the proper hepatic artery and the left hepatic artery.