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Sequential development of multiple aortic aneurysms in a neonate post umbilical arterial catheter insertion

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A neonate in whom multiple aortic aneurysms developed as a result of umbilical arterial catheterization is presented. Initially a single aneurysm was diagnosed by ultrasound. Serial sonographic examinations showed enlargement of the first as well as formation and subsequent enlargement of additional aneurysms.

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Kirpekar, M., Augenstein, H. & Abiri, M. Sequential development of multiple aortic aneurysms in a neonate post umbilical arterial catheter insertion. Pediatr Radiol 19, 452–453 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02387654

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