Normal renal
arteriogram

Traumatic
pseudoaneurysm of
the right hepatic
artery, causing
intermitent
hemorrhage.
 

Severe internal
bleeding caused
by a stomach ulcer
erroding into the
splenic artery
(artery to the spleen),
before treatment with embolization.
 

A study used to evaluate the arteries supplying blood to the liver, spleen, intestines, and kidneys.
 

Following is a description of a hermorrhage, which is commonly diagnosed by angiography.

• Hemorrhage

Internal bleeding caused by damage to an artery from trauma or disease.

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