The thigh perivascular fascia is the fascial sheath surrounding the femoral vessels as they course through the femoral triangle and adductor canal, providing protection and a potential space for haematoma containment after vascular injury.
Protects the femoral artery and vein within their fascial sheath, contains post-procedural haematoma after femoral access procedures, and provides the surgical plane for dissection around femoral vessels in bypass surgery.
Pseudo-aneurysm formation after cardiac catheterisation occurs within the perivascular fascial space — contained initially by the fascia before potentially expanding to produce a pulsatile groin mass. Ultrasound-guided thrombin injection collapses the pseudo-aneurysm cavity within the fascial boundary.
Post-catheterisation pseudo-aneurysm forming within the femoral perivascular fascial space, managed by ultrasound-guided thrombin injection or surgical repair if expanding.
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