… epistaxis. The major neurologic complication rate was 6% (three of 54 patients), with no
permanent deficits. Conclusions: Therapeutic embolization … We de¬ fine intractable epistaxis as …

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

… In our opinion, embolization is a safe and effective procedure when it is carried out by …
embolization be adopted as the primary modality for the treatment of idiopathic intractable epistaxis…

… the first therapeutic percutaneous embolization for the treatment of intractable epistaxis. In this
… In spite of the ease and effectiveness of this treatment, endovascular therapy has not been …

… and/or cauterization and 7.94% went straight to endovascular therapy, which was a
reflection of subacute or chronic slow refractory epistaxis. Embolization of one (6.5%), two (21.0%), …

… All 12 patients were initially treated according to standard therapeutic interventions: local
pressure… Intractable epistaxis is defined as that which is refractory to all conservative measures …

… We think that TAE combined with other radical therapy for malignant tumor may decrease
the possibility of bleeding recurrence, although the patients with malignant tumor (25.0%) still …

… therapies are needed. After posterior nasal packing, the two most common therapies for
intractable epistaxis … and transarterial embolization of the distal internal maxillary artery with or …

… manuscript, we have successfully controlled intractable epistaxis in an additional patient by
percutaneous transcatheter Gelfoam embolization. Prior to embolization, however, there was …

… consecutive patients with intractable epistaxis who underwent endovascular embolization
at our department from March 2002 to March 2011. Therapeutic alternatives were discussed …