Embolization for Multicompartmental Bleeding in Patients in Hemodynamically Unstable Condition: Prognostic Factors and Outcome

Article ID	Journal	Published Year	Pages	File Type
4238875	Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology	2012	14 Pages	PDF

Abstract

In patients in hemodynamically unstable condition, transcatheter arterial embolization effectively controls bleeding and improves hemodynamic stability. Immediate survival is related to hemodynamic condition before embolization, and 30-d mortality is mainly related to associated brain trauma.

Keywords

SBP ACS PRBC ISS FFP AAST NISS American association for the surgery of trauma HIS FAST Abdominal compartment syndrome systolic blood pressure Injury severity score New Injury Severity Score fresh frozen plasma Packed red blood cell

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Embolization for Multicompartmental Bleeding in Patients in Hemodynamically Unstable Condition: Prognostic Factors and Outcome

Authors

Pierre E. MD, Rafael MD, David C. MD, NadÃ¨ge MD, Catherine MD, Frank MD, Nicolas MD, Alban MD,