
|Articles|May 3, 2013
Case 13, Answer 5c
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Correct. Surgery to occlude the abnormal vessel would restore blood flow to the liver and prevent further atrophy. Surgical complications could arise, so a thoughtful discussion with the owner regarding the risks and benefits of surgery is warranted.
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