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What is a treatment option for severe long segment stenosis of the celiac trunk with mural thickening and surrounding stranding extending to the proximal hepatic arterial vasculature. ?
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Celiac artery: Celiac artery stenosis is usually treated with angioplasty and then stent. Talk with your doctor. He or she will likely get you set up with a surgeon or interventional radiologist that can do this procedure.
Answered 3/17/2020
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