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Table 7 Etiology: Pseudoaneurys

From: Single institutional experience of peripheral applications of a liquid embolic agent: Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol Copolymer

No.

Age/Sex

Presenting Sx/sign

Artery or target embolized

Onyx

Conc (ml)

Adjunct embolic

TS

CS

NTE

Cx

FU CT

Days

1

61 M

Abdominal pain

Inferior pancreatico-duodenal A.

18(1)

N

Y

Y

N

N

30

2

28F

Abdominal pain (Fig. 3)

Left hepatic A. branch 

18(0.6)

N

Y

Y

N

N

30

3

34 M

Abdominal pain

R hepatic A.

34(0.5)

Coils

Y

Y

N

N

37

4

53 M

Hematuria s/p L partial nephrectomy (Fig. 4)

Third order branch of left renal A.

34(1)

N

Y

Y

N

N

31

5

38F

R pelvic pain s/p total abdominal hysterectomy

Distal right uterine A.

34(0.8)

Coils

Y

Y

N

N

190

6

29 M

Asymptomatic, US surveillance s/p renal Bx

Right renal A.

34(0.5)

Coils

Y

Y

N

N

181

7

74 M

Hemodynamically unstable s/p L radical nephrectomy

Left renal A.

34(0.3)

N

Y

Y

N

N

248

8

73 M

Abdominal pain s/p right renal tumor resection

Two third order branches of inferior division of right renal A.

34(0.6)

N

Y

Y

N

N

235

9

29 M

Numbness & loss of dorsiflexion s/p stab injury to anterior calf

Proximal anterior tibial A.

34(0.4)

Coils

Y

Y

N

N

30

10

22 M

Right side hemothorax and pneumothorax after stab injury

Right upper lobe pulmonary A.

34(3)

Coils

Y

Y

N

N

30

11

63 M

Active intraperitoneal bleeding

Superior mesenteric A.

18(6)

N

Y

Y

N

N

31