… of intractable epistaxis. The overall success and complication rates are comparable between
the two, 9 but endovascular embolization is typically favored in patients … rate was 19% (95% …

… embolization of intractable epistaxis. This was a retrospective observational study of 35 patients
with epistaxis who underwent 40 embolization … the majority were males (n = 19, 54.3%). …

… considering the children's age group, more than half of people experience epistaxis at least
once in years5,19. However, … Superselective microcoil embolization in severe intractable …

… [17] [18] [19] Severe epistaxis can also be seen following surgical … supply may need to be
superselectively embolized, particularly the … Patients with typical epistaxis rarely require repeat …

… embolization is an established method of treating intractable … of nasal bleeding can be so
intense that the patient requires … Based on our experience, we recommend endovascular …

… In our experience endovascular embolization was a safe and … embolization for epistaxis,
most have not included patients with … less than 90%, 18,19 more recent studies have reported …

… neck tumors embolized at our institution during a nineteen-… Bilateral angiogram was performed,
followed by super selective … In three patient's embolization was done to control epistaxis …

… or embolization can be used to stop intractable bleed [2]. Sphenopalatine artery ligation is
indicated for intractable posterior epistaxis … of epistaxis management, 48.88% of our patients …

… center with recurrent intractable epistaxis that did not resolve … Superselective angiography
of each feeding artery was … of epistaxis in ethmoidal DAVFs were only 1% (4/411 patients) in …