… posterior epistaxis, one of the latest treatment strategies being selective embolization of
the … The aim of this study was to describe the effect of selective embolization in 22 patients …

… Embolization, first described in 1974, 4 is now a well-recognized treatment for refractory
epistaxis. The Royal College of Surgeons of England have set best practice standards stating …

… with supraselective therapeutic embolization in the treatment of 45 intractable epistaxis. …
embolization of intractable epistaxis. A total of 45 patients were referred. Intractable epistaxis …

… We de¬ fine intractable epistaxis as the condition in which nasal … an embolization failure
rate of 4% (two of 54). In six of the patients in whom embolization had been successful, epistaxis …

… embolization of the FA as well as the IMA ipsilateral to the bleeding site for intractable epistaxis,
and outcomes using different embolic … Twenty-two patients with intractable epistaxis who …

… , 42 patients suffering from intractable epistaxis underwent angiography and selective intra-…
idiopathic posterior epistaxis, and who underwent 20 procedures. Although epistaxis visits …

… embolization is an effective and safe method of managing patients with intractable epistaxis.
… We believe that arterial embolization should be considered as the first line of treatment of …

… Our results in treating epistaxis by embolization show a similar success rate when compared
with surgery. However, the complication rate is higher, including serious sequelae like …

… anomaly was identified and selectively embolized with N-… embolization with NBCA glue
is, in our experience, a successful therapeutic approach to the treatment of intractable epistaxis …

… tive embolization … selective endovascular embolization for refractory epistaxis. Subjects and
MethodZZTen patients were referred for selective arterial embolization for refractory epistaxis…