Endoscopic ultrasound guided thrombin injection of angiographically occult pancreatitis associated visceral artery pseudoaneurysms: Case series

Table 1 Demographic profile, clinical detail, angiographic and procedure details

Cases	Age/sex	Clinical presentation	Etiology of pancreatitis	Artery involved	Reason for angiographic failure	Amount of thrombin used	Follow up imaging	Figure No.
1	56/M	Pancreatitis with UGI bleed	Chronic alcoholic	Gastroduodenal artery	Previous surgical clipping	500 IU	Thrombosed	Figures 1-3
2	45/M	Pancreatitis with UGI bleed	Gall stone disease	Splenic artery	Not seen on DSA	300 IU	Thrombosed	Figures 4 and 5
3	30/M	Pancreatitis with UGI bleed	Gall stone disease	Splenic artery	Not seen on DSA	400 IU	Thrombosed	Figure 6

UGI: Upper gastrointestinal bleed; DSA: Digital substraction angiography; M: Male.