… embolization for treatment of intractable epistaxis has increased significantly. Given the
increased use of endovascular embolization for treatment of epistaxis, … embolization for epistaxis …

… individuals with experience with embolization procedures and superselective catheterizations
cranial to the aortic arch. An absolute contraindication to arteriography is a known allergy …

… for embolization of intractable idiopathic posterior epistaxis. … types that can cause intractable
epistaxis is varied and includes … , epistaxis may initially be controlled with embolization, but …

… intractable epistaxis managed with arterial embolisation. Fourteen sequential cases of intractable
epistaxis that underwent embolisation … modalities prior to embolisation. Patients’ follow …

… In conclusion, endovascular embolisation for intractable epistaxis is available locally as an
… Other vessels superselectively catheterised and embolised included the ipsilateral facial …

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… The technique of embolisation, superselective embolisation and so on are all important
measures in intractable epistaxis. Serious consideration needs to be given to the importance of …

… Refractory epistaxis is defined as recurrent or persistent bleeding after … of epistaxis during
a short period of time, each requiring medical attention. Embolisation for intractable epistaxis …

… In the current study, the term intractable epistaxis was strictly … ) common bleeding sources
of intractable epistaxis and (2) the … Superselective angiographic embolization for intractable …

… Endovascular embolization is an attractive therapeutic option for difficult or intractable
epistaxis … The first embolization performed in two cases of epistaxis was published in 1974 by …