Fig. 2

A Initial proximal common femoral artery angiography shows active bleeding from a thin profunda artery perforator (white arrow). B, C Superselective catheterization using a 2.0-French microcatheter shows a proximal (B) and distal (C) angiography from the feeding artery. Active bleeding is seen and confirms the ruptured pseudoaneurysm. Injection of 0.3 cc of ONYX 34 was performed. D Final proximal common femoral artery angiography after injection of Onyx 34 confirms the absence of residual bleeding