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Technique for ipsilateral rescue embolization of common femoral side branch vessel injury

We report a novel double wire technique for ipsilateral access of the external iliac/common femoral artery transition side‐branches in a patient with active extravasation. The case is noteworthy in that asymptomatic extravasation was noted in both the inferior epigastric and deep circumflex iliac branches on femoral angiography prior to intraaortic balloon pump insertion following emergent diagnostic left heart cathetrization. We speculate the side branch injury was related to the J‐wire and describe how this complication may be best treated by the ipsilateral technique reported herein. © 2007 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.