Acute subclavian artery pseudo-aneurysm after minimally displaced fracture of clavicle: a case report

Closed clavicle fracture is usually managed conservatively with good outcomes and with low complication rates. The most common complication following a clavicular fracture is nonunion, between 6 and 15% of cases(1).vascular complication following closed clavicle fracture are very uncommon(2,3). Many cases have been published in literature pseudo aneurysm as a late complication. We report a rare case of acute pseudoaneurysm of subclavian artery following clavicle fracture.