Clinical Outcome of Intra-Arterial Embolization for Treatment of Patients with Pelvic Trauma

Table 3

Interventions.

	Indication for intervention	Localisation of bleeding	Material of embolization	Duration of embolization (min)
1	L kidney lesion + pelvic fracture with blush	inferior rectal artery + L renal artery	Coils	60
2	Decrease in Hb + blush	branches pudendal artery + EIA	Contour particles	60
3	Remaining blood loss	branches pudendal artery L + R	Coils	166
4	Active bleeding with blush	IIA + branches R hepatic	Gelfoam	61
5	Decrease in Hb	superior gluteal artery + iliolumbar artery	Gelfoam	14
6	Decrease in Hb	branch gluteal artery	Gelfoam	41
7	Decrease in Hb	branch IIA L + proximal IIA R	Coils	77
8	Decrease in Hb	pudendal artery L + R	Coils	82
9	Blush	branches IIA L	Coils	44
10	Hemodynamic instability	branches IIA R + branch IIA L	Coils + Histoacryl	220
11	Blush	branch IIA R	Gelfoam + coils	39
12	Blush	branch IIA R	Histoacryl	44
13	Active bleeding with blush	branch EIA L + gastric artery L	Gelfoam + coils	96
14	Gained hemodynamic instability + blush	branch IIA L (proximal + distal)	Coils	58
15	Gained hemodynamic instability	IIA L + R	Gelfoam + coils	26
16	Hemodynamic instable (no surgery possible) + blush	IIA L	Coils	90
17	Remaining blood loss	branches IIA L	Coils	106
18	Remaining hemodynamic instable + blush	branches IIA L + IIA R	Gelfoam + coils	71
19	Decrease in Hb	IIA L + pudendal artery R	Coils	43

IIA: Internal Iliac Artery; EIA: External Iliac Artery; L: left; R: right.