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CT with contrast showing the right deep femoral artery pseudoaneurysm.
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Computed tomography (CT) scan revealed a 14 x 22 mm pseudoaneurysm originating from a distal perforating branch of the right PFA (Figure 1).
(a) Arteriography showing the pseudoaneurysm pre-embolization. (b) Arteriography showing resolution of the pseudoaneurysm postembolization.
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Arteriography was done via left femoral artery retrograde access confirming the presence of the pseudoaneurysm (Figure 2(a)). Subsequent injection of the contrast medium demonstrated no flow into the pseudoaneurysm (Figure 2(b)).
CT with contrast showing resolution of the pseudoaneurysm after embolization (done after 6 months).
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The patient revealed that she had no pain, claudication, or swelling at follow-up 6 weeks later, and the control CT scan showed no recurrent vascular lesion over a 6-month period (Figure 3).