Absent celiac trunk and unusual arterial anatomy of the upper abdomen: into the deep

The celiac trunk is the first major branch of abdominal aorta. It originates from ventral aspect aorta at level T12–L1 vertebrae and was originally described as an artery that branches into common hepatic artery, left gastric splenic artery. Absence origin three arteries separately a rare entity reported in 0.38% to 2.6% cases. even more uncommon this variation can be accompanied by other vascular variations upper abdomen accessory liver, stomach, pancreas. These cases arise during embryogenesis due decreased arterial degeneration combined with fusion, which results anatomical present current case. Complex are both risk for iatrogenic injury surgical procedures beneficial endovascular supply they may provide additional access embolization chemotherapy.