Table 1.

Summary of all 11 endovascular repairs of ruptured popliteal artery aneurysms.

Reference	Cases (n)	Age (y)	Mycotic	Symptoms	Diagnostic imaging	Size (cm)	Type of endovascular repair	Complications	Follow-up
Bani-Hani et al.5	1	85	Yes (group G Streptococcus)	Collapse, pyrexia, swollen limb	Duplex US, CT and MRI	2 × 12	2× VIABAHN® endografts	Postoperative infected haematoma with multiple thigh collections	Patent at 24 mo
Schimmer and Somjen6	1	80	Yes (Staphylococcus aureus)	Leg swelling and pyrexia	CT	NS	1× VIABAHN® endograft	None	Patent at 6 mo
Gerasimidis et al.7,a	3	NS	NS	NS	NS	NS	HEMOBAHN® endograft	Intraoperative graft thrombosis, thrombectomy performed successfully	Died after 3 mo—graft patent
							HEMOBAHN® endograft	Died day 3 postoperatively from cardiac shock	NA
							WALLGRAFT® endograft	None	Patent at 31 mo
Smith et al.8	1	75	No	Knee pain	Duplex US and CT	4	Endovascular occlusion with 16 mm AMPLATZER™ vascular plug	None	Well at 6 mo, no follow-up imaging discussed
Yevgeniy et al.9	1	86	No	Acute swelling and pain of knee and thigh	CT	7	2× VIABAHN® endografts	None	Patent at 12 mo
Lamoca et al.10	1	88	No	Swollen leg, hypovolaemic shock	Duplex US and CT	9.1	2× VIABAHN® endografts	Died day 2 postoperatively—respiratory failure	NA
Möllenhoff et al.11,a	3	NS	NS	NS	NS	NS	NS	NS	NS

Note. US = ultrasound; CT = computed tomography; MRI = magnetic resonance imaging; NS = not specified; NA = not available.

^aIndividual cases not discussed as part of a study.