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Table 1 Summary of similar cases (post laparoscopic cholecystectomy hepatic artery pseudoaneurysm) reported in the literature

From: Delayed hemobilia due to hepatic artery pseudo-aneurysm: a pitfall of laparoscopic cholecystectomy

Author

Age

Gender

Presentation

diagnosis

Time of presentation

Procedure

Outcome

Genyk YS [18]

57 years

F

Pain, UGIB and jaundice.

HPA

2 weeks

Embolization

2 year follow up

Jean-Denis Yelle, et al. [19]

48 years

F

Pain, UGIB.

Contrast study of the fistula, ERCP& HPA

NA

Open laparotomy

6 month

Siablis D, et al. [7]

29 years

M

Pain, jaundice and UGIB.

HPA

NA

Embolization

Close follow ups

Sam T.M. Kwauk, et al. [20]

39 years

F

N\V, pain and jaundice.

CT and HPA

NA

Selective embolization

4 month

Ribeiro A, et al. [4]

57 years

F

Pain

UGI endoscopy, CT and HPA

13 months

Emergent laparotomy.

NA

de Blaauw I, et al. [21]

38 years

F

Pains and melena

NA

NA

Emergent laparotomy.

7 month

T nicholoson et al. [22]

43 years

F

Hematemesis

NA

43 days

Embolization

Well at 15 month

69 years

M

10 days

Well at 5 years

54 years

F

5 days

Well at 7 years

42 years

F

8 days

Well at 4 years

65 years

F

18 days

Well at 6 years

47 years

F

6 days

Well at 3 years

39 years

M

7 days

Well at 5 years

68 years

F

9 days

Well at 2 years

53 years

F

12 days

Well at 6 years

Dogru O, et al. [23]

62 years

F

UGIB

Ultrasound and UGI endoscopy

NA

Exploratory laparotomy

NA

Iannelli A et al., [24],

36 years

F

Not mentioned

NA

NA

Selective embolization

NA

G Roche-Nagle, et al. [25]

58 years

F

Pain, and vitally collapsed

CT & HPA

NA

Exploratory laparotomy

Uneventful recovery.

Mandur Ma et al. [15],

57 years

M

UGIB

NA

2 weeks

Embolization

Well at 22 month

63 years

F

UGIB

NA

4 weeks

Embolization

Well at 12 month

54 years

M

UGIB

NA

3 weeks

Ligation

Well at 6 months

Nakase Y, et al. [26]

63 years

F

Pain and UGIB

HPA

NA

Selective embolization

NA

Masannat YA [27]

71 years

 

Not mentioned

Angiogram

NA

Coil embolization

NA

Srinivasaiah N [28]

57 years

M

Pain and hematemesis

Ultrasound, CT and HPA

4 weeks

Radiological intervention

NA

Yao CA, et al. [29]

54 years

M

Pain, UGIB, and disturbed LFTs.

CT.

NA

Angiography with embolization

NA

Sansonna et al., [30]

44 years

F

UGIB

CT

3 weeks

Angiography with embolization

Well at 2 weeks

Paseka T et al., [31]

51 years

M

UGIB

CT & HPA.

Months

Exploratory laparotomy

Well at 6 months.

AD Mate et al., [32]

45 years

M

LGIB

HPA

15 days

Emergency laparotomy

NA

El Bouhaddouti, et al. [33]

50 years

M

Pain, jaundice and UGIB

UGI endoscopy & HPA

3 months

Emergent laparotomy.

1 year

Thamer A. Bin Traiki et al. [34]

65 years

M

Febrile (38.9 °C, (left brachial vein Thrombosis).

CT, ERCP, & HPA.

4 weeks

Angiography and embolization.

well at discharge

Tun-Abraham ME et al., [35]

67 years

M

Biliary leakage, sepsis and late intra-abdominal bleeding

CT.

NA

Angiography with embolization

No evidence of recurrent bleeding

Abdallah S et al., [36]

40 years

M

Obstructive jaundice and pain

CT & HPA.

NA

Selective embolization

NA

Chih yang Hsiao et al., [37]

40 years

M

Jaundice, pain and oozing blood from drainage.

MR & HPA.

2 weeks

Embolization and angiography.

NA

  1. Abbreviation definition: NA not available, UGIB upper gastrpintestinal bleeding, HPA hepatic selective angiography, ERCP endoscopic retrograde cholangiography, LC laparoscopic cholecystectomy