Key result
Case report describes the sonographic appearance of vascular injury following arterial closure device deployment.
Why the study?
Increased use of percutaneous arterial closure devices has led to a need to characterize vascular injuries related to their deployment.
Case Report
This case report highlights the sonographic appearance of vascular injury as a complication of arterial closure device deployment.
Ultrasound may detect closure device vascular injury; single case leaves open need for systematic post-procedure imaging evaluation.
onographic examinations are commonly used to assess groin access sites for complications after endovascular procedures.Along with a rise in the number of endovascular procedures, there has also been increased use of percutaneous arterial closure devices, which facilitate immediate hemostasis and earlier patient mobilization.1,2 Here we report the sonographic appearance of an injury related to the deployment of an arterial closure device.
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Lin et al. (2007) conducted a case report in Vascular injury from an arterial closure device. Arterial closure device was evaluated on Sonographic appearance of vascular injury. A case report describes the sonographic appearance of a vascular injury related to the deployment of a percutaneous arterial closure device.
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