2007Journal of interventional radiologyRequires access

Progression treatment of traumatic splenic rupture by splenic arterial embolization

Zhang Xiao-min

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Abstract

Traumatic splenic rupture treated by splenic arterial embolization not only can reserve spleen but also prevent spleen from continually bleeding,with promising clinical effect.The paper reviews most of the traumatic splenic rupture treated by splenic arterial embolization including the basic and clinical research in recent years.

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Traumatic splenic rupture treated by splenic arterial embolization not only can reserve spleen but also prevent spleen from continually bleeding,with promising clinical effect.The paper reviews most of the traumatic splenic rupture treated by splenic arterial embolization including the basic and clinical research in recent years.

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Traumatic splenic rupture treated by splenic arterial embolization not only can reserve spleen but also prevent spleen from continually bleeding,with promising clinical effect.The paper reviews most of the traumatic splenic rupture treated by splenic arterial embolization including the basic and clinical research in recent years.

Key concepts: Medicine, Arterial Embolization, Spleen, Embolization, Splenic artery, Surgery, Radiology, Splenic disease

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