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Various fistulous complications have been described in the gastrointestinal tract associated with the presence of a prosthesis or catheters located in the aorta or in other great abdominal arteries, either to resolve aneurysms or to bypass occlusive diseases. Exceptionally, enteric fistulas associated with a surgically implanted arterial chemotherapy infusion catheter in the hepatic artery may also occur, as has been previously demonstrated (2, 3).

Upper Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage Associated with Fistula Formation in the Duodenum due to a Catheter Placed in the Hepatic Artery