Ilona Hofmann1 , MD; Nina Wunderlich1 , MD; Greg Robertson1 , MD; Arno Kieback2 , MD; Christlieb Haller3 , MD; Wolfgang Pfeil4 , MTA; Thomas Störk5 , MD; Gerhard Hoffmann6 , MD; Karl-Otto Bischoff7 , MD; Thomas Dorsel8 , MD; Günter Görge9 , MD; Horst Sievert1* , MD
1. CardioVascular Center, Sankt Katharinen Hospital, Frankfurt/Main, Germany; 2. Humboldt University, Campus Charite Mitte, Berlin, Germany; 3. Hegau-Bodensee-Hochrhein-Hospital, Cardiology, Singen, Germany; 4. Bethanien, CCB, Frankfurt/Main, Germany; 5.
Aims: False aneurysms can be treated surgically or by ultrasound guided manual compression. Another method is to inject thrombin into the aneurysm under ultrasound guidance. We evaluated sa
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