Table 1 Clinical characteristics of patients with a ruptured inferior phrenic artery pseudoaneurysm
From: Right inferior phrenic artery pseudoaneurysm after a laparoscopic gastrectomy: a case report
Author | Gender | Age | Site | Symptoms | Cause | Initial surgery | Treatment | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Shirai [6] | M | 10 | Right | Abdominal pain | Surgery | Coarctectomy | Laparotomy | Alive |
Toyoda [7] | F | 90 | Right | Abdominal pain | Surgery | Coarctectomy | Embolization | Alive |
Lee [8] | M | 29 | Left | Shock | Blunt trauma | No | Laparotomy | Death |
Harman [9] | M | 41 | Unknown | Active bleeding | Surgery | Liver transplant | Embolization | Alive |
Arora [10] | M | 55 | Left | Abdominal pain | Chronic pancreatitis | No | Embolization | Alive |
Salem [11] | F | 19 | Right | Abdominal pain | Acute pancreatitis | No | Embolization | Alive |
Namikawa [12] | M | 56 | Right | Low blood pressure | Surgery | Open completion gastrectomy | Embolization | Alive |
Gunjan [13] | M | 43 | Left | Shock | Chronic pancreatitis | No | Embolization | Alive |
Our case | M | 61 | Right | Abdominal pain | Surgery | Laparoscopic gastrectomy | Embolization | Alive |