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Arteriography of the superficial and profunda femoris arteries via the contralateral approach. The arrow shows the rupture of the profunda femoris and dye jetting from the rupture before stenting. The pseudoaneurysm of the right thigh, originating from the pinpoint perforation of the distal right profunda femoris artery and dye jetting into the pseudoaneurysm, is shown
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Selective arteriography of the superficial artery and profunda femoris artery via the contralateral approach showed a pseudoaneurysm of the right thigh with a maximum diameter of 9 cm, originating from a pinpoint perforation of the distal right profunda femoris artery with a diameter of about 3 mm and jetting of the dye to the pseudoaneurysm (Figure 1). In Figure 1, dye is jetting from the rupture but in Figure 2 after stent graft inflation there is no dye jetting.
The arteriography of the superficial and profunda femoris arteries via the contralateral approach after stenting. The arteriogram shows complete cessation of the blood and dye jetting from the profunda into the pseudoaneurysm. The arrow shows the aspects of the pseudoaneurysm
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Injection into the right profunda femoris artery showed the sealing and complete cessation of the blood and dye jetting from the profunda into the pseudoaneurysm (Figure 2). In Figure 1, dye is jetting from the rupture but in Figure 2 after stent graft inflation there is no dye jetting. Aspects of the pseudoaneurysm are marked in Figure 2.