Detection of a False Aneurysm in the Thigh by Scintiangiography

Fritsch, S; Arleth, J; Hm, Becker; Ag, Mannes; Moser, Ewald

doi:10.1097/00003072-198707000-00020

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“…The patient medical history between the 2 PET/CT scans was relevant for a right femoral line placement while being hospitalized in the intensive care unit for a hemorrhagic shock. [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] Subsequent ultrasound of the right groin performed the same day demonstrated a large pulsating rounded heterogeneous lesion with a predominant hypoechoic component (white arrow in E). Arterial Doppler wave forms were documented in the groin lesion, and color Doppler demonstrated blood flow with a typical swirling appearance known as the yin-yang sign indicating swirling of blood consistent with a pseudoaneurysm (white arrow in F).…”

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