Percutaneous techniques have been used in the treatment of aneurysms and pseudoaneurysms in a variety of anatomic locations, including the kidney. An elderly patient with a leaking saccular aneurysm of the main left renal artery was considered a poor operative risk. We were able to embolize and thrombose the aneurysm selectively by using a combination of coil springs, guidewire, thrombin, and bucrylate without occluding the renal artery.
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