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Pre-treatment angiography showing lack of perfusion to the middle finger.
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Right upper extremity CTA showed a 5 mm axillary pseudoaneurysm, and it was hypothesised that the origin of the emboli to his distal hand was from this axillary pseudoaneurysm (Figures 1 and 2).
Pre-treatment angiography showing obstruction of Ulnar & Common Interosseous arteries.
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Right upper extremity CTA showed a 5 mm axillary pseudoaneurysm, and it was hypothesised that the origin of the emboli to his distal hand was from this axillary pseudoaneurysm (Figures 1 and 2).
Post-treatment improvement in Ulnar artery obstruction.
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Non-operative management was only partially successful at improving perfusion as the ulnar artery and common interosseous artery opened, but the superficial palmar arch and digital vessels remained occluded (Figure 3).