Fig. 1
From: Pulmonary artery pseudoaneurysms: a single-center experience of endovascular occlusion
a Patient 13: A 62 year old woman with candidemia and endocarditis who presented with a partially thrombosed 1 cm pseudoaneurysm seen in the RLL. b Same patient. Selection of the right lower lobe with a 5 Fr 90 cm introducer sheath and 5 Fr 100 cm Barenstein catheter. Subtraction angiogram, AP, demonstrates faint filling of a PAP (yellow arrow) originating from an irregular RLL posterior segment, with questionable contribution from the medial segment. c Same patient. Now status post coil embolization of RLL posterior segment inflow, outflow, and sac, with multiple 8 and 10 mm Ruby microcoils advanced through a 2.4 Fr Progreat microcatheter