… interventional radiology for hemodynamically unstable trauma patients. Damage control
interventional radiology … extremis which conventional emergency interventional radiology (CEIR) …

… Among the eight patients who underwent both damage control laparotomy and interventional
radiology, three underwent angiographic evaluation and treatment before damage control …

… This article provides an overview of how and when to use imaging and interventional
radiology (IR) to improve the clinical outcomes in severely injured patients. It will explain why the …

… This review aims to highlight the contribution of Interventional Radiology in the setting of
vascular trauma beyond the abdomen and present the latest innovations in this field. …

… As above, we performed massive transfusion and permissive hypotension according to
damage control strategies pre-IVR. Injuries for which IVR was performed included 10 pelvic …

… Interventional radiology (IR) involves the use of contemporary imaging modalities such
as fluoroscopy to selectively access structures in order to deliver different materials for …

… The new concept of “damage control interventional radiology” (DCIR) proposed the availability
of … alone or in combination with surgical procedures such as damage control surgery [5]. …

… the outcomes of unstable hemorrhagic pelvic fractures and is useful as complement of
damage control surgeries or when the surgical interventions fail to control vascular injuries. …

… Despite its undeniable advantages, such integrated radiologic damage control using CT …
and Radiology Departments, lack of permanently available high-level radiologic expertise for …

… for control of … control is important in patients with trauma. Therefore, it is important to accurately
understand and implement the concept of damage control interventional radiology, which …