endovascular repair of supra-celiac and abdominal aortic pseudo aneurysms concomitant with a right atrial mass in a patient with behçet’s disease: a case report

behcet’s disease is a rare immune mediated systemic vasculitis which besides it’s more frequent involvement of eyes and skin,   sometimes present with aortic pseudo aneurysm and more rarely cardiac inflammatory masses.a 51-year-old patient with behçet’s disease presented with two symptomatic aortic pseudoaneurysms concomitant with a right atrial mass. computed tomography (ct) revealed one supra-celiac and another infrarenal aortic pseudoaneurysms. echocardiography showed a large mobile mass in the right atrium. both pseudoaneurysms were successfully excluded simultaneously via endovascular approach with zenith stent-grafts, and the atrial mass was surgically removed 10 days later. post-implant ct showed successful exclusion of both pseudo-aneurysms, patency of all relevant arteries, and patient is now asymptomatic and has returned to normal lifestyle. multiple pseudoaneurysms concomitant with a right atrial mass can be an initial manifestation of behçet’s disease. endovascular repair can be a good treatment option for the pseudoaneurysms.