Transition of renal arteriovenous fistula to arteriocalyceal fistula during embolization.
Piet K. Vanhoenacker, D Crolla, G Debakker, Johan J. Verbanck
Abstract
Piet K. Vanhoenacker, D Crolla, G Debakker, Johan J. Verbanck
Abstract
Selective and superselective renal embolization is a generally accepted technique for treating traumatic or iatrogenic renal arteriovenous fistulas or arteriocalyceal fistulas. Only a minority are pure arteriocalyceal fistulas. During embolization, an arteriovenous fistula may become a frankly bleeding arteriocalyceal fistula, causing massive haematuria and necessitating further embolization.
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Selective and superselective renal embolization is a generally accepted technique for treating traumatic or iatrogenic renal arteriovenous fistulas or arteriocalyceal fistulas. Only a minority are pure arteriocalyceal fistulas. During embolization, an arteriovenous fistula may become a frankly bleeding arteriocalyceal fistula, causing massive haematuria and necessitating further embolization.
Key concepts: Embolization, Arteriovenous fistula, Medicine, Fistula, Surgery, Radiology