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The rate of heart failure and subsequent placement of left ventricular assistive devices (LVADs) has been increasing. The extra-anatomic placement of the LVAD and outflow graft presents a challenging problem for repair when complications arise. The present report describes a case of a 63-year-old man who had presented with acute pseudoaneurysm of the outflow graft of his recently placed LVAD. Percutaneous access of the left subclavian artery and percutaneous, transthoracic access of the outflow graft was obtained to allow for sheath placement and stent deployment within the outflow graft. The patient underwent successful endovascular repair of the defect without complications.

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<p>Supplemental Figure S7 and Figure S8. Characterization of sublines established from in vivo treatment of the MV4;11 xenograft tumors in mice with SAR or ABT-263 for their response to SAR (Figure S7) or to ABT-263 (Figure S8).</p>