Epistaxis is a frequently encountered ear, nose, and throat (ENT) condition by emergency
providers in the United States, responsible for approximately 1 in 200 emergency …

Epistaxis is a common emergency encountered by primary care physicians. Up to 60% of
the general population experience epistaxis, and 6% seek medical attention for it. More than …

Purpose The purpose of this retrospective study was to identify the impact of oral
anticoagulants on epistaxis with the focus on new oral anticoagulants. Methods The study …

Background Epistaxis can be life-threatening. Simple first aid management can stem
bleeding. This study compared knowledge of first aid management methods of epistaxis …

Objective To investigate the correlations between multiple meteorological variables and the
frequency of epistaxis in the pediatric population. Methods Children diagnosed with …

Conclusion: Epistaxis has a bimodal age distribution. Anterior epistaxis of mild severity is
more common in children; severe epistaxis occurs more often in adults and elderly patients …

Background: Cauterisation techniques are commonly used and widely accepted for the
management of epistaxis. This review assesses which methods of intranasal cautery should …

Background Epistaxis refers to bleeding from the inside of the nose or nasal cavity. It is one
of the most prevalent otorhinolaryngology emergencies. It is generally treated with simple …

Abstract Background Emergency Department (ED) patients presenting with spontaneous
epistaxis who have anterior nasal packing are routinely prescribed systemic prophylactic …

Objective Nonabsorbable nasal packing is often placed for the treatment of epistaxis or after
sinonasal or skull base surgery. Antibiotics are often prescribed to prevent toxic shock …