2013
DOI: 10.1007/s00270-013-0772-2
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Retrospective 12-Year Study of the Safety and Efficacy of Transcatheter Arterial Embolization for Managing Bleeding Complications Following Hip Surgery

Abstract: Transcatheter angiography is useful for identifying bleeding arteries. TAE is safe and effective for managing bleeding after hip surgery.

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“…1,2 Occurring in < 1% of THA procedures, the infrequency of arterial injuries makes it challenging for surgeons to recognize and properly diagnose it during the perioperative course. 2,5,6 Vascular injuries associated with THA occur due to the close proximity of the operating field with major blood vessels of the pelvis and of the lower extremity, 3,4 while being exposed to excessive force by retractors, acetabular reaming preparations, and hammering. 6 This is especially amplified in a population with higher rates of atherosclerosis and other peripheral vascular diseases.…”
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“…1,2 Occurring in < 1% of THA procedures, the infrequency of arterial injuries makes it challenging for surgeons to recognize and properly diagnose it during the perioperative course. 2,5,6 Vascular injuries associated with THA occur due to the close proximity of the operating field with major blood vessels of the pelvis and of the lower extremity, 3,4 while being exposed to excessive force by retractors, acetabular reaming preparations, and hammering. 6 This is especially amplified in a population with higher rates of atherosclerosis and other peripheral vascular diseases.…”
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“…1,2 Ocorrendo em < 1% dos procedimentos de ATQ, a infrequência das lesões arteriais torna desafiador que os cirurgiões reconheçam e diagnostiquem adequadamente durante o curso perioperatório. 2,5,6 As lesões vasculares associadas à ATQ ocorrem devido à proximidade do campo de operação com os principais vasos sanguíneos da pelve e da extremidade inferior, 3,4 enquanto são expostos a força excessiva por retráteis, preparações acetabulares de remato e marteladas. 6 Isso é especialmente amplificado em uma população com maiores taxas de aterosclerose e outras doenças vasculares periféricas.…”
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