Table 3. Pseudoaneurysms in which no intervention was done.

Serial no.	Pathological vessel	Presentation	Etiology	Management/Outcome
1.	Left gastric artery pseudo aneurysm	Intermittent GI bleed	Gastric cancer	Planned for embolization, massive GI bleed and death
2.	SMA pseudoaneurysm	Post-laparotomy hemorrhagic drain	Post-Whipple's SMA repaired perop, peripancreatic collection	Planned for covered stent, death after massive hemorrhage into peritoneal cavity
3.	Multiple mesenteric pseudoaneurysms	Abdominal distension	Infective endocarditis, multiple vegetations, mycotic aneurysms	Managed by intravenous antibiotics, died because of hemoperitoneum
4.	Large celiac artery pseudoaneurysm	Abdominal distension and tenderness after RTA	Posttraumatic, post-laparotomy, portal vein and liver laceration repaired	Planned for balloon-assisted thrombin injection. Spontaneous thrombosis and resolution a
5.	Splenic artery branch pseudoaneurysm	Detected on postoperative CT	Post-modified Whipple's	Spontaneous resolution
6.	Multiple pancreaticoduodenal arcade aneurysm	Detected on CT during evaluation for pancreatitis	Acute pancreatitis	Spontaneous resolution

Abbreviations: CT, computed tomography; GI, gastrointestinal; RTA, road traffic accident; SMA, superior mesenteric artery.

^aCase of vehicular accident with a large pseudoaneurysm arising from the celiac trunk. Planned for balloon-assisted percutaneous thrombin injection. However, in subsequent imaging partial thrombosis of the aneurysm was noted and the patient was kept on watchful surveillance. Complete thrombosis of the pseudoaneurysm was noted.