Blunt aortic injury–traumatic aortic isthmus pseudoaneurysm with right iliac artery dissection aneurysm: A case report

Figure 1 Preoperative traumatic aortic isthmus pseudoaneurysm computed tomography angiography. A: On the sagittal view, bulging of the anterior wall of the aortic isthmus (arrow) can be seen. The base was approximately 1.1 cm wide, and the protruding height was approximately 1.5 cm; B: On the transverse view, the lumen of the aorta, the crevasse, and the false lumen of this dissection vessel can be seen (arrow).

Figure 2 Preoperative right iliac artery dissection aneurysm computed tomography angiography. A: On the sagittal view, a double-lumen structure can be seen (arrow); B: On the coronal view, a double-lumen structure can be seen (arrow).

Figure 3 Postoperative computed tomography angiography after four years. A: On the sagittal view, an intact vascular lumen without a double lumen structure can be seen (arrow); B: On the transverse view, the covered stent was well formed, and no obvious endo-leak was found (arrow).