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A supra-celiac pseudoaneurysm (66 mm in diameter) and an infrarenal pseudoaneurysm(55 mm in diameter) can be seen in pre-implant digital subtraction angiography (DSA)
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CT Angiography of the aorta showed two pseudoaneurysms: a supra-celiacpseudoaneurysm- 66mm in diameter- and an infrarenal pseudoaneurysm- 55m in diameter (Figure 1).
Post-implant 3 dimensional Computed Tomography Angiography: an endograft extension cuff stent-graft is deployed in the supra-celiac aorta, an aorto-uni-iliac stent-graft is deployed in the infrarenal aorta, an iliac vascular plug is placed in the left common iliac artery, and the procedure is finished with a fem-fem-surgical bypass with a vascular supported tube-graft
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Subsequently, a femoral-femoral bypass was conducted to reestablish the flow to the left leg (Figure 2).
A) Peri-procedure photograph of the surgical removal of the right atrial mass. B) Surgically removed right atrial mass
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Therefore, ten days later, the surgical removal of the right atrial mass performed, and it was followed immediately by coronary artery bypass graft surgery (CABG) (Figure 3).
A) Fibrinous blood clot in low power field. B) High power field shows entrapped red blood cells (RBCs) in fibrin strands
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The pathology report of the right atrial mass was a fibrinous clot (Figure 4).