(1) Department Surgery, Kingston General Hospital, Queen's University Medical School, Kingston, Ontario, Canada;(2) Diagnostic Radiology Department, Kingston General Hospital, 76 Stuart St., K7L 2V7 Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Abstract:
Pseudoaneurysm of the femoral artery is an uncommon complication of retrograde arteriography. It is sometimes difficult to clinically differentiate a pseudoaneurysm from a large hematoma. We present 13 cases of suspected femoral pseudoaneurysm following angiography which were investigated by computed tomography (CT). It is suggested that this is a useful procedure in the investigation of groin masses after catheterization.