Trauma is a serious global health problem, accounting for approximately one in 10 deaths
worldwide. Uncontrollable bleeding accounts for 39% of trauma-related deaths and is the …

Traumatic vascular injuries involving the extremity are rare and penetrating trauma accounts
for the majority of such injuries. The remaining arterial injuries are as a result of either blunt …

INTRODUCTION:: Injury to the subclavian and axillary arteries is uncommon. Standard
surgical techniques require wide exposure and dissection in traumatised areas which is …

OBJECTIVES: The continued advances in imaging and stent/stent-graft technology have
considerably expanded the indications for endovascular approach also in vascular trauma …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of percutaneous
arterial embolization in patients with penetrating peripheral arterial trauma. Materials and …

Firearm-related injuries, or gunshot wounds (GSWs), are among the most important
worldwide public health problems, resulting in considerable annual morbidity, disability, and …

Since the development of angiography and transcatheter techniques, interventional
radiology has played an important role in the management of trauma patients. The ability to …

Catheter-based endovascular techniques for vascular trauma management are being
increasingly reported. Covered stents may be inserted and deployed through a remote site …

Appropriate imaging is critical in the initial assessment of patients with severe trauma. Plain
radiographs remain integral to the primary survey. Focused ultrasonography is useful for …

The use of pre-operative embolisation has been described for small neurofibromas, but not
for giant lesions. Advances in embolisation techniques are extending the indications for this …