Coilembolisatie van een traumatische miltruptuur
Tóm tắt
Miltsparende behandeling voor traumatische miltletsels is onder te verdelen in operatieve behandelingsmogelijkheden als partiële splenectomie of splenorafie, en een conservatieve strategie. De conservatieve behandeling is tegenwoordig bij hemodynamisch stabiele patiënten eerste keus.4,
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Angiografie wordt toenemend gebruikt bij de behandeling van een patiënt met een traumatisch miltletsel.6-
8 Het kan zowel een diagnostisch als therapeutisch doel dienen. In dit artikel wordt een casus beschreven van een 41-jarige patiënte met een traumatisch graad-III-miltletsel, succesvol behandeld door middel van coilembolisatie van de arteria lienalis. Spleen-conserving therapy for traumatic spleen injuries consists of operative procedures like partial splenectomy or splenorraphy, and non-operative strategies. Nowadays non-operative strategies have become the standard of care in hemodynamically stable patients with a traumatic splenic rupture.4,
5 Angiography and embolization is increasingly used in the treatment of a splenic rupture.6-
8 In this article we present a 41-year-old female patient with a grade III splenic rupture successfully treated with coilembolization of the lienal artery.
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