Surgical Treatment for Profunda Femoris Artery Aneurysms: Five Case Reports

Table 1

Patients characteristics.

Pt	Gender	Age	PFAA		Clinical symptoms	Diagnostic modality	Other aneurysms	Comorbidity
			Laterality	Size (mm)
1	M	76	Rt	45 × 40	None	MRI, angiography	AAA	HT, Af, CHF, smoker
2	F	69	Bil	(Rt) 25 × 22; (Lt) 34 × 24	(Rt) None; (Lt) Swelling, pain	CT	Bil CFAA	Smoker
3	M	73	Rt	25 × 22	None	CT	TAA, AAA, Bil CIAA	HT, smoker
4	F	65	Rt	26 × 25	None	US, CT	None	Smoker
5	M	70	Lt	86 × 78	Pulsatile mass, pain	CT	None	HT, smoker

Pt: patient; M: male; F: female; Rt: right; Lt: left; Bil: bilateral; MRI: magnetic resonance imaging; CT: computed tomography; US: ultrasonography; PFAA: profunda femoris artery aneurysm; CFAA: common femoral artery aneurysm; TAA: thoracic aortic aneurysm; AAA: abdominal aortic aneurysm; CIAA: common iliac artery aneurysm; HT: hypertension; Af: atrial fibrillation; CHF: chronic heart failure.