Introduction Intractable epistaxis refers to deep occult bleeding and uncontrolled persistent
bleeding. Effective treatment can only be implemented if the bleeding site is quickly …

Purpose This study aims to investigate the bleeding sites and their relationship with clinical
characteristics in hospitalized epistaxis patients. Methods We retrospectively reviewed the …

Objectives: To assess impact of site of idiopathic epistaxis on adult patient management and
its association with patient demographics and co-morbidities. Method: The site of epistaxis …

Background Primary epistaxis (rupture of nasal artery vessels) is a common emergency, but
the related factors are still controversial. This study collected the data on primary epistaxis …

Combined the big data from Chinese researches and our clinical experiences, we drew a
concise “distributed map” of intractable epistaxis showing the concealed bleeding regions …

Epistaxis is the most frequent, but readily treatable rhinological emergency. However,
epistaxis can be difficult to control and can require hospitalization. First-line treatments …

Objective A retrospective study of risk factors for recurrent epistaxis and initial treatment for
refractory posterior bleeding was performed. Based on the results, proposals for appropriate …

Objective: Epistaxis is a common clinical problem and is an uncomfortable experience that
can cause great apprehension and anxiety in patients. Most nose bleed are benign …

Epistaxis is a common emergency in otolaryngology. The aim of this study is to analyze the
etiology, management, and accompanying disorders of epistaxis in geriatric patients by …

Background: Systematic endoscopic assessment (SEA) of bleeding sites is critical for
topodiagnosis and treatment of severe epistaxis, which is not limited to the posterior region …