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    • Mesenteric ischemia diagnosis is often delayed due to non-specific presentations.
    • Visceral vascular collaterals typically protect against ischemia.
    • Anatomical variations, such as the celiomesenteric trunk, can compromise collateral protection.

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    • Two patient cases illustrate the challenges in diagnosing mesenteric ischemia associated with a celiomesenteric trunk.
    • One patient with chronic mesenteric ischemia experienced successful surgical correction.
    • Another patient with acute mesenteric ischemia unfortunately died due to the condition.

    Findings:

    • The celiomesenteric trunk can negate protective visceral vascular collaterals.
    • Misdiagnosis of mesenteric ischemia can lead to severe consequences, including death.
    • Radiologic imaging interpretation is key to diagnosing and managing mesenteric ischemia.

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    • Increased clinical suspicion for mesenteric ischemia is warranted in patients with anatomical variations.
    • Accurate and timely radiologic assessment is vital for patient survival.
    • Understanding anatomical variations is critical for effective mesenteric ischemia management.