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Fig. 4B. 80-year-old man with groin pseudoaneurysm after coronary angioplasty. Transverse color Doppler sonogram obtained immediately after injection of 600 U of thrombin shows that pseudoaneurysm thrombosed completely. However, persistent flow was identified in pseudoaneurysm neck (arrow). This persistent flow was not treated with second injection of thrombin.





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