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Abd ct showed severe stenosis of celiac artery with post stenotic dilation.does that mean an aneurysm? was referred to vascular surgeon.
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Celiac: No this does not mean an aneurysm rather could cause pain associated with eating as this is the blood flow to stomach and small intestine
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