Objectives: From 1996 to 2004 we investigated 3185 patients suffering from
epistaxis/nosebleed: Based on a retrospective analysis, this presentation is going to explain …

To evaluate outcomes of intractable epistaxis managed with arterial embolisation. Fourteen
sequential cases of intractable epistaxis that underwent embolisation in our centre were …

Objective: To determine the effectiveness of therapeutic embolization in the treatment of
intractable epistaxis. Design: Cohort. Setting: Tertiary care hospital. Patients: Consecutive …

Conclusions. In skilled hands, selective embolization is a safe procedure and represents an
effective treatment for prolonged epistaxis. Embolization therapy can be repeated if …

Conclusion: Embolization can be an optional treatment for severe posterior epistaxis. The
ability to stop bleeding with embolization therapy immediately following the procedure has …

In our hands angiographic embolisation for epistaxis proved to be a good alternative to
surgical occlusion of the maxillary artery. We used this approach in cases in which neither …

Angiographic embolization for the treatment of severe recurrent epistaxis was added to the
traditional treatment options—nasal packing, cauterization, and surgical vessel ligation—in …

Epistaxis is a common and in most cases benign event. Severe or recurrent epistaxis,
however, can present therapeutic problems. Forty‐five cases of supraselective embolization …

37 patients with intractable idiopathic epistaxis were treated with superselective
embolisation between 1995 and 1999. A total of 40 embolisations was performed, including …

After posterior packing has failed, the treatment of choice for severe, recurrent posterior
epistaxis is arterial ligature, usually through a transantral approach to the Internal Maxillary …