At a poster session on (b)(6) 2019 titled ¿a case of late distal pseudoaneurysm after implantation of viabahn which repaired a pseudoaneurysm at the splenic artery developed after a surgery of the gastric cancer¿ during the 48th annual meeting of the japanese society of interventional radiology (may 30, 2019-june 1, 2019), the following case was reported; the patient was in his sixties, with a pre-existing condition of gastric cancer (stage 2), total gastrectomy, and roux-en-y reconstruction.On an unknown date 9 days post-operative of the roux-en-y reconstruction, the patient was identified with extravasation of a splenic artery, which was treated with a gore® viabahn® endoprosthesis (6mm in diameter, 5cm in length).No issues were reported during the procedure, and hemostasis was achieved.It was reported that no post-dilatation was performed to the device.The patient tolerated the procedure.On an unknown date after about 5 month post-operatively, the patient complained of difficulty in breathing, and visited the institution.A ct angiography was performed, showing accumulation of the contrast around the device, suspecting development of a pseudoaneurysm.An angiography revealed a new pseudoaneurysm distal to the device, which was repaired by coil-embolization.The new pseudoaneurysm was reportedly resolved during the re-intervention, and the patient tolerated the procedure.Post-operative ct imaging showed complete resolution of the new pseudoaneurysm.
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