Presentation
Periodic postprandial abdominal pain
Patient Data
Age: 60 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Renal and celiac artery stenosis
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Significant regular tapering of the proximal portion of celiac artery probably due to median arcuate ligament pressure. Distal portion of celiac artery has a normal diameter and fills adequately.
Severe narrowing (near occlusion) of the right renal artery with adequate distal runoff; associated atrophy of the right kidney, indicating secondary end-stage changes.
Case Discussion
Case courtesy of Dr Reza Javad Rashid - Professor, Department of radiology at Tabriz University of Medical Science.