Most common arterial bleeders arise from the anterior division internal iliac artery: superior gluteal, obturator, and internal pudendal artery.Embolize with whatever you have – coil, PVA, gelfoam. You always prefer to superselect the bleeder and… Read More »Pelvic Artery Trauma
Laceration of a hepatic artery resulting in extravasation of contrast Angiogram and ultrasound of a hepatic artery pseudoaneurysm The image represents a GDA (gastroduodenal) Pseudoaneurysm secondary to pancreatitis. CT and Angiography of a splenic artery aneurysm… Read More »Visceral Artery Trauma / Pseudoaneurysm
∙ Note that most mediastinal widening which can be seen on X-ray in trauma is venous bleeding. AT PRESENTATION -approximately 90% of injuries occur at the isthmus. D/D = ductus diverticulum. and – 3% diaphragm –… Read More »Traumatic Aortic Injury