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honeyam5 · Credits: 2430 My Scrapbook

Compression of a mass on the anterior thigh of a 45-year-old man with high-output cardiac failure results in slowing of the pulse rate. A continuous machinery murmur is heard on auscultation of the mass.
The origin of this lesion is most closely associated with which one of the following?

1) penetrating injury
2) blunt trauma
3) previous femoral artery bypass
4) mycotic aneurysm
5) congenital malformation

rk1972 · Credits: 1081 My Scrapbook

Not very sure but i go for Congenital malformation (like AV fistula...)

any other opinion?

adrian · Credits: 2955 My Scrapbook

Not really.It's 5).

H2O · Credits: 3728 My Scrapbook

1) penetrating injury

smartyroy · Credits: 13861 My Scrapbook

1. penetrating injury( a-v malformation)

adrian · Credits: 2955 My Scrapbook

Make up your mind,smartyroy!

adrian · Credits: 2955 My Scrapbook

Make up your mind,smartyroy.

dr_arunjind · Credits: 927 My Scrapbook

Congenital malformations

maryana · Credits: 14607 My Scrapbook

Penetrating injury causes a-v malf.

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