Rasmussen’s aneurysm: a rare and potentially fatal cause of hemoptysis

Rasmussen’s aneurysm is a rare and fatal cause of hemoptysis secondary to infection with pulmonary tuberculosis. The most commonly involved vessels include the bronchial arteries, but rarely can involve artery. We report case 62-year-old female from Philippines undiagnosed tuberculosis who presented massive hemoptysis. After hemodynamic stabilization, was diagnosed by computed tomography chest angiography, confirmed invasive angiography. She treated definitively glue embolization affected