The evaluation and management of patients with abdominal vascular trauma or injury
requires immediate and effective decision-making in these unfavorable circumstances. The …

Abdominal vascular trauma, primarily due to penetrating mechanisms, is uncommon.
However, when it does occur, it can be quite lethal, with mortality ranging from 20% to 60 …

With the technical advances and the increasing availability of sophisticated imaging
equipment, techniques, and protocols, and with continually evolving transcatheter …

Abstract Purpose of Review Blunt abdominal vascular injury is rare, hard to diagnose and
there is little consensus as to what constitutes best management. This review was …

Vascular injury due to penetrating abdominal trauma is a major challenge for trauma teams.
Arterial and venous injuries occur with equal frequency. Treatment depends on the …

Controversy exists in vascular trauma regarding the best method of treatment—open versus
endovascular techniques. Little has been published on this complex topic. Patients from …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: The present study is an evaluation of the efficacy of
endovascular treatment in emergency setting for patients with acute peripheral and visceral …

Penetrating abdominal vascular injuries result in significant mortality. In the pre-hospital
phase of care,“scoop and run” is the optimal strategy while on-scene interventions are …

Abdominal vascular trauma accounts for a small percentage of military and a moderate
percentage of civilian trauma, affecting all age ranges and impacting young adult men most …

Multidisciplinary trauma teams play a crucial role in nonoperative management, particularly
for high-grade injuries. A careful selection of patients is essential to minimize failure rates …