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Perforated diverticulitis presents a challenging clinical scenario for the surgeon. Development of an abscess in those without an acute abdomen may be amendable to non-operative drainage. Furthermore, early intervention can dramatically alter the hospital course let alone the overall outcome. While relatively safe as a procedure, image-guided drainage does carry risk that needs to be calculated relative to benefit gained. One rare albeit possibly serious risk is pseudoaneurysm formation.

Pseudoaneurysm of the Mesenteric Artery Status Post Drain Placement for Complicated Diverticulitis