Medicine · 2026
Navigating the challenge - endovascular embolization of a giant bronchial artery aneurysm with a short, irregular neck: A case report.
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Wang Jiamin, Hu Xiaogang, Li Hongpeng, Lu Jun, Wang Ling, Jiang Sen
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RATIONALE: Bronchial artery aneurysm (BAA) is a rare condition, but it can be life-threatening if the aneurysm ruptures. While endovascular therapy is the primary treatment, the selection of embolic material is limited by the tortuous and short aneurysm neck.
PATIENT CONCERNS: We report a huge, suspected ruptured BAA was unexpectedly detected in a 69-year-old man during a routine medical examination.
DIAGNOSES: Enhanced chest computed tomography angiography and selective bronchial arteriography both revealed that the BAA was located at the proximal portion of the left bronchial artery It was characterized by a large aneurysm sac and a short, irregularly dilated aneurysm neck.
INTERVENTIONS: We successfully occluded the huge BAA using a single amplatzer vascular plug.
OUTCOMES: The 6-month computed tomography angiography follow-up scan showed no signs of aneurysm recurrence.
LESSONS: Transcatheter embolization utilizing a single amplatzer vascular plug has proven to be an effective and cost-efficient treatment for BAAs that are characterized by a large aneurysm sac and a short, tortuous, irregularly dilated aneurysm neck.
PATIENT CONCERNS: We report a huge, suspected ruptured BAA was unexpectedly detected in a 69-year-old man during a routine medical examination.
DIAGNOSES: Enhanced chest computed tomography angiography and selective bronchial arteriography both revealed that the BAA was located at the proximal portion of the left bronchial artery It was characterized by a large aneurysm sac and a short, irregularly dilated aneurysm neck.
INTERVENTIONS: We successfully occluded the huge BAA using a single amplatzer vascular plug.
OUTCOMES: The 6-month computed tomography angiography follow-up scan showed no signs of aneurysm recurrence.
LESSONS: Transcatheter embolization utilizing a single amplatzer vascular plug has proven to be an effective and cost-efficient treatment for BAAs that are characterized by a large aneurysm sac and a short, tortuous, irregularly dilated aneurysm neck.