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Thrombin injection to treat a scalp pseudoaneurysm
Stuart Walker1, Anthony Beasley
1Department Vascular Surgery, Royal Hobart Hospital, Tasmania. stuart.walker@dhhs.tas.gov.au
Direct thrombin injection successfully treated a large scalp pseudoaneurysm. This minimally invasive approach offers a new option for managing complex vascular lesions.
Area of Science:
- Vascular Surgery
- Interventional Radiology
Background:
- Scalp pseudoaneurysms are rare but can cause significant complications.
- Traditional treatments may involve open surgery or embolization, carrying risks.
Observation:
- A large scalp pseudoaneurysm was identified.
- Direct thrombin injection was considered as a treatment option.
Findings:
- Successful treatment of the large scalp pseudoaneurysm was achieved using direct thrombin injection.
- The procedure was technically feasible and effective.
Implications:
- Direct thrombin injection presents a viable, minimally invasive alternative for scalp pseudoaneurysm management.
- This technique may reduce treatment-related morbidity compared to conventional methods.
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