Abnormal dilations of arteries or veins are called aneurysm. There is a pseudoaneurysm which does not have the structure of arterial wall. The patient with a pseusoaneurysm should be treated as soon as possible to avoid potential dangers from it. Here, we made a model of a femoral pseudoaneurysm to study its hemodynamics, which help to develop new treatment methods that reduce a recurrence and side effects from treatments. We interpreted hemodynamics in a femoral pseudoaneurysm and found that there is continous and repetitive pressure to the pseudoaneurysm wall and that the pressure is bigger in the $90^{circ}C$ model than in the $45^{circ}C$ model.