… refractory epistaxis. The aim of this study was to evaluate the success and complication rates
of angiographic embolization, … Superselective angiographic embolization for intractable …

… After embolization, the superselective guidewire was left in the vessels and could not be
removed. Computed tomographic angiography showed that the guidewire was extended from …

… with recurrent intractable epistaxis that did not … Superselective angiography of each feeding
artery was conducted to identify the focal angioarchitecture and the appropriate embolization …

… embolization and arterial ligation are reserved for the treatment of intractable epistaxis. The
… between the two, 9 but endovascular embolization is typically favored in patients who are too …

… stronger association with intractable epistaxis and is … epistaxis embolization, our protocol
has been to obtain CBCT with microcatheter superselective injection as part of the angiography…

… Embolization procedure was conducted 3–7 days before surgery to allow for necrosis. Bilateral
angiogram was performed, followed by super selective … with intractable epistaxis started …

… Embolization may be an option; however, … intractable epistaxis can be a challenge to
manage. After first-line management that includes nasal packing and/or cauterization, embolization …

… 34 analyzed the risks of ESPAL, embolization, and posterior packing and … epistaxis. The
objective of this study was to review the past 10-year experience of EE for intractable epistaxis at …

… Angiographic embolization is an established method of treating intractable cases of posterior
epistaxis. This study aimed to test the effectiveness and safety of this method in treating …

… Intractable epistaxis and oropharyngeal hemorrhage refractory to these methods,
however, can be life threatening and require more invasive management. Most cases of …