Objective: Angiographic embolization is an established method of treating intractable cases
of posterior epistaxis. This study aimed to test the effectiveness and safety of this method in …

Epistaxis generally responds to conservative management, but a more invasive approach,
such as superselective embolization, is sometimes justified. We report our experience with …

The optimal treatment for intractable epistaxis is still controversial. Various studies have
demonstrated high success rates and low complication rates for endovascular embolization …

Objective Epistaxis is a common clinical problem, and the majority of bleedings can be
managed conservatively. However, due to extensive and sometimes life-threatening …

Today, there are still no uniform guidelines for the treatment of epistaxis. Furthermore, it is
widely debated whether embolization or surgical approaches should be the first choice of …

A total of 57 endovascular embolisation procedures were performed for intractable epistaxis
in 51 patients over a 4-year period at the Unitas Interventional Unit near Pretoria. Long-term …

A majority of the population will experience epistaxis at some time in their life. Most cases
will be from an anterior source and can be treated with pressure, anterior nasal packing, or …

Epistaxis is not uncommon, with up to 60% of the population suffering from at least one
episode in their lifetime and as many as 6% presenting for medical attention. An analysis of …

Objective: Embolization is a treatment option for intractable epistaxis; however, concerns
regarding tissue necrosis, stroke and blindness persist in the literature. Methods: A …

Aim: Embolization of external carotid vessels in the treatment of intractable epistaxis is not
well documented in Australasia. The aim of the present retrospective study was to audit our …