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An acute occlusion of the popliteal artery occurred in an 19-year-old football player as a result of a kick into the back of the knee. Twenty months later recanalization was successfully accomplished by percutaneous transluminal catheter dilatation. It is concluded that not only atheromatous but also post-traumatic arterial occlusions can be successfully treated by this method.
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