… artery embolization [11]. Complications of embolization in the treatment of epistaxis are …
Angiographic embolization for the treatment of epistaxis: a review of 108 cases. Otolaryngol …

… Arterial Embolization In 1974, Sokoloff and colleagues first described the technique of
arterial embolization for intractable epistaxis in two patients [28]. Since this initial report, multiple …

… Embolisation was elective for the older patients with more comorbidities and with epistaxis
refractory to conservative treatment, thus … Management of intractable spontaneous epistaxis …

… of the super selective embolisation in cases of intractable epistaxis and furthermore to find
out … If intractable epistaxis appeared in this stationary stay, the option of the embolisation was …

… intractable epistaxis due to skull base fracture who was treated with superselective embolization…
The bleeding vessel-the ascending pharyngeal artery-was successfully embolized near …

… • Definitive therapy for severe intractable epistaxis refractory to chemical/… angiography, and
superselective single vessel embolization is possible (eg, trauma resulting in epistaxis). Coils …

… cases in which intractable epistaxis was successfully … angiogram of the left IMA revealed a
patent sphenopalatine artery (Fig. 1). Epistaxis was controlled by superselective embolization …

… 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 treating …

… The last area is the least accessible to anterior endoscopy and is the most frequent site for
intractable epistaxis since effective packing in this region is difficult. Packing is also difficult if …

… Epistaxis is a common consequence of craniofacial injury involving … embolization and its
efficacy in the treatment of epistaxis … embolization and its efficacy in the treatment of epistaxis …