… the target patient with a nosebleed as a patient with bleeding from … Outcomes to be considered
for patients with nosebleed … bleeding, prevention of recurrent episodes of nasal bleeding, …

… of epistaxis is to establish the site of bleeding, stop the bleeding, and treat the cause. Oftentimes,
when a bleeding point cannot be found, the nose is packed with an … , but their insertion …

… In conclusion, this study described the relationship between the bleeding sites of intractable
epistaxis … in this study, clinical assessment of the bleeding status of patients with intractable …

… (25), and the effect of this had on patient outcome. 119 120 … as WHO bleeding severity grade
(WHO grade 1 epistaxis 231 <… epistaxis >30minutes within 24 hours, grade 3 232 epistaxis …

… Primary outcomes analyzed in this study were severity of epistaxis, hospital admission, … the
need for posterior tamponade to control the epistaxis, blood loss of more than 1 g per deciliter…

… the efficacy of TXA in bleeding cessation in epistaxis in adults. The primary … outcome
was the prevalence of bleeding cessation after treatment with TXA at first re-assessment …

… profile of epistaxis patients and to analyze the outcomes of … epistaxis was defined as all
cases of epistaxis in which a hospitalization, posterior tamponade, surgical intervention or blood …

… with identified bleeding sites, seen in 27.88% patients … epistaxis which was identified in
22.12% patients in our study. The precise bleeding site could not be localized in 49.04% patients …

… of traumatic epistaxis in young males can be attributed to their greater involvement in high-…
our study, highlighting epistaxis as an indicator of inadequate blood pressure management. …

… , and a stepwise examination may facilitate the identification of bleeding sites, improve
treatment outcomes, and reduce hospital admission. Therefore, we adjusted the examination …