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  • TRANS-CATHETER EMBOLIZATION IN THE TREATMENT OF MASSIVE BILIARY HEMORRHAGE

    【Abstract】Objective To investigate the diagnostic and therapeutic value of selective angiography and embolization treatment in massive biliary hemorrhage in emergency. Methods Eleven cases of massive biliary bleeding were selectively angiographied and embolized with thread segment and gelatin sponge grain by Seldinger technique in emergency. Results Massive biliary bleeding in this series included bleeding after biliary surgery (7), post-laparoscopic cholecystectomy bleeding (1), bleeding from traumatic injury to liver (1), and rupture of huge hepatic cancer (2). There were 9 cases with abnormal angiographic findings including contrast medium leakage (9), tumor vessels and tumor tissue staining (2) and signs of pseudo-aneurysm formation (4). All the bleedings were stopped after emergency intervention but 2 cases with recurrent massive bleeding after 48 hours. Conclusion Emergency trans-catheter embolization treatment is an effective and safe method for biliary massive hemorrhage. It is also important to keep the biliary tract unobstructed.

    Release date:2016-08-28 05:30 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Clinical Values of Computer Tomography Examination in Abdominal Cavity Parenchymal Organs Injury

    Objective To approach the clinical values of computer tomography (CT) examination technique and imaging features in abdominal cavity parenchymal organs injury. Methods One hundred and fifty-nine patients with abdominal cavity parenchymal organs injury were examined by CT of plain scan and (or) contrast enhancement, the enhancement included arterial phase, parenchymal phase and the kidney scanning delay phase, the results of CT scanning were compared. Results Ninty-eight cases among 159 patients were diagnosed as the abdominal cavity parenchymal organs injury by the CT, the diagnosis accordance rate was 98.1% (156/159) by operation and follow-up, 22 cases were simple viscus damage or back bone and pelvic fracture, 39 cases were negative, the examination positive rate was 75.5% (120/159). Conclusion The CT can display the parenchymal organ traumatic condition, subcapsule hematoma, retroperitoneal hematoma, seroperitoneum and injured grade. It is the first selective examination to use CT scanning in abdominal cavity parenchymal organ damage, and it has important clinic values to use correct scanning techniques in abdominal injury examination.

    Release date:2016-09-08 04:26 Export PDF Favorites Scan
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