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Recommendations 10 Hepatic Artery Aneurysm (HAA) Recommendation Grade/ LOE 3. Treatment options 3.1 We recommend an endovascular-first approach to all HAAs if it is anatomically feasible (ie, if this approach maintains arterial circulation to the liver). 1-A 3.2 In patients with extrahepatic aneurysms, we recommend open and endovascular techniques to maintain liver circulation. 1-A 3.3 In patients with intrahepatic aneurysms, we recommend coil embolization of the affected artery (Grade 1B). In patients with large intrahepatic HAA, we recommend resection of the involved lobe of liver to avoid significant liver necrosis (Grade 1C). 1-B 1-C 4. Screening for concomitant aneurysm and vascular disease 4.1 We suggest abdominal axial imaging to screen for concomitant intraabdominal aneurysms in patients who did not have CTA at the time of HAA diagnosis. 2-B 4.2 We suggest one-time screening CTA or MRA of the head, neck, and chest for those patients with nonatherosclerotic causes of HAA. 2-B 5. Follow-up and surveillance 5.1 We suggest annual follow-up with CTA or non-contrast-enhanced CT to observe patients with asymptomatic HAA. 2-B (cont'd)

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