The use of angioembolization in urological emergencies

Vasographic embolization remains an important treatment option in case of hemodynamically significant hemorrhage. Our data support the importance of angioembolization in cases of severe bleeding in the urinary tract with good patient tolerability.

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Perspectives in Surgery
Published
2025-10-31
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48095/ccrvch2025446
Primary Topic
Ureteral procedures and complications
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The use of angioembolization in urological emergencies

Michal Balík, Josef Košina, Miloš Broďák, Ondřej Renc et al.
Perspectives in Surgery
Ureteral procedures and complications
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The use of angioembolization in urological emergencies

Michal Balík, Josef Košina, Miloš Broďák, Ondřej Renc, Jiří Špaček, Jaroslav Pacovský, Miroslav Louda, L. Holub, Vladimír Šámal, P Navrátil, I Novák
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Abstract

Vasographic embolization remains an important treatment option in case of hemodynamically significant hemorrhage. Our data support the importance of angioembolization in cases of severe bleeding in the urinary tract with good patient tolerability.

Perspectives in SurgeryVol. 104(10)
Ocní klinika (CZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
Ureteral procedures and complications
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