Carotid blowout syndrome (CBS) refers to rupture of the carotid artery and is an uncommon …
be rapidly fatal without prompt diagnosis and intervention. CBS develops when a damaged …

Involvement of the carotid artery by malignant processes of the head and neck with compromise
of vessel integrity and rupture—“carotid blowout syndrome” (CBS)—is one of the most …

Carotid blowout syndrome (CBS) is a high-risk condition associated with significant
morbidity and mortality that may result from invasion and destruction of the cervical carotid …

… cohort undergoing intervention for carotid blowout syndrome … Carotid blowout syndrome
associated with head and neck … rather than carotid involvement or associated intervention. Both …

… blush, or pseudoaneurysm, and thus no intervention was done. In these five cases, bleeding
stopped with conservative management and no further episodes of hemorrhage occurred. …

… report outcomes of emergent endovascular intervention for CBS. … carotid blowout with
involvement of the common carotid artery (CCA). (A) DSA revealed wall irregularity of the carotid …

… Early and aggressive intervention is important for the successful management of acute
carotid blowout syndrome. The Glasgow Coma Scale score, the use of inotropic agents, and …

… the carotid artery has been previously shown to be an effective means to treat carotid blowout
syndrome … This significant limitation of carotid PBO led our group to evaluate an alternative …

… availability of interventional radiology. We present a case of carotid blowout in a patient
with … supraglottic carcinoma, which was treated with successful endovascular intervention. …

… was chosen as a management strategy. Total of 15 carotid blowout events occurring in 14 …
39–77 years) were managed with endovascular intervention, and hence recruited. All patients …