Table 1 Patients with hepatic pseudoaneurysm caused by penetrating trauma
From: Asymptomatic hepatic pseudoaneurysm identified 25 days after knife injury: a case report
Author | Age (years)/sex | Cause of injury | Symptoms | Grade of hepatic injury | Location of HPA | Bile leakage | Diagnosis method | Detected day from injury | Treatment | Prognosis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Ahmed [3] | 23/M | Gunshot | Abdominal pain Light-headedness | IV | Right lobe | No | CT | 14 days | Coil embolization | Survival |
AbuAleid [10] | 19/M | Bomb blast | Asymptomatic | Unavailable | Left lobe | No | CT | 3 days | Coil embolization | Survival |
AbuAleid [10] | 25/M | Gunshot | Abdominal pain | III | Right lobe | No | CT | 10 days | Coil embolization | Survival |
Sidhu [11] | 13/M | Gunshot | Hematemesis | Unavailable | Right lobe | Yes | CT | 8 days | Coil embolization | Survival |
Our case | 47/M | Knife | Asymptomatic | III | Left lobe | Yes | CT | 25 days | Coil embolization | Survival |