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. 2025 Aug 20;30(24):104747. doi: 10.1016/j.jaccas.2025.104747

Visual Summary.

Timeline of Events

Patient Time Event
Patient 1 Day 0 Left subclavian stenting via right CFA with Angio-Seal closure
Day 5 Presented with hypertensive emergency and pulsatile groin mass; CDUS showed pseudoaneurysm (5.50-mm neck)
Same day Failed UGCR; underwent BATI via right PTA with 300 IU thrombin and 7.0-mm balloon
8-mo follow-up No recurrence on imaging
Patient 2 Day 0 PCI via right CFA with Mynx closure
Overnight Developed expanding hematoma and pseudoaneurysm (6.00-mm neck); failed UGCR and FemoStop
Same day BATI via right PTA with 195 IU thrombin and 6.0-mm balloon
9-mo follow-up No recurrence
Patient 3 Day 0 Diagnostic angiography post-CABG; Angio-Seal used
Day 5 Presented with pseudoaneurysm (5.50-mm neck); failed UGCR and FemoStop
Same day BATI via right PTA with 250 IU thrombin and 7.0-mm balloon
6-mo follow-up No recurrence
Patient 4 Day 0 Bilateral CFA access for iliac stenting with Mynx closure
Next morning Developed hemorrhagic shock; pseudoaneurysm (5.94-mm neck) confirmed on CDUS
Same day BATI via right PTA with 360 IU thrombin and 6.0-mm balloon
72-h follow-up No recurrence
Patient 5 Unspecified Post-TAVR complication; pseudoaneurysm (6.29-mm neck) at left CFA
Same day BATI via right radial access with 260 IU thrombin and 7.0-mm balloon
3-mo follow-up No recurrence
Patient 6 Day 0 Revascularization via left CFA with Angio-Seal
Day 1 Developed pseudoaneurysm (6.95-mm neck); confirmed on imaging
Same day BATI via right radial access with 292 IU thrombin and 7.0-mm balloon
2-mo follow-up No recurrence

Timeline of events for 6 patients who underwent modified BATI via distal access for wide-neck femoral pseudoaneurysms.

BATI = balloon-assisted thrombin injection; CABG = coronary artery bypass grafting; CFA = common femoral artery; PTA = posterior tibial artery; TAVR = transcatheter aortic valve replacement; UGCR = ultrasound-guided compression repair.