“…No such complication is reported from the use of intra-pericardial fibrin-glue injection; however, this complication may be under-reported, as fibrin-glue use in LVFWR is only reported in studies involving a low number of subjects. [4][5][6][7] From the experience in treating femoral pseudoaneurysms by percutaneous thrombin injection, the risk of a distal embolic event to a lower limb is approximately 2%, although sometimes that condition can be severe. 15,16,19 Nevertheless, most of the thromboembolic events that actually occurred are believed to be asymptomatic, as the thrombin leaked into the systemic circulation becomes instantaneously diluted, while the formed fibrin and clots are lysed by fibrinolytic factors that are abundant in the systemic circulation.…”