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Journals / Erciyes Medical Journal / 2015 / Cilt: 37 - Sayı: 3

Endovascular Treatment of a Blunt Trauma which Caused Massive Perineoscrotal Haematoma in a Child

AHMET NİHAT KARAKOYUNLU
Mahir YILDIRIM
Hikmet TOPALOĞLU
HAKKI UĞUR ÖZOK
Levent SAĞNAK
Hamit ERSOY
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3951–2
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This technique is based on endovascular technique with minimal invasion in pediatric male patients who have followed a fall accompanied neither with urethral injury nor with priapism and those who could not have been controlled with conservative treatment but have a massive hemorrhage, which cannot be controlled with conservative treatment.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Urethral injuries are primarily suggested in patients who are presented at the emergency service with straddle trauma.
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Key Findings & Data:In addition, perineal vascular injuries are rarely observed in such traumas.
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Conclusion & Impact:This technique is based on endovascular technique with minimal invasion in pediatric male patients who have followed a fall accompanied neither with urethral injury nor with priapism and those who could not have been controlled with conservative treatment but have a massive hemorrhage, which cannot be controlled with conservative treatment.
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Abstract

Urethral injuries are primarily suggested in patients who are presented at the emergency service with straddle trauma. In addition, perineal vascular injuries are rarely observed in such traumas. In the literature, perineal, vascular injuries have been reported with high-flow priapism in many cases. We will present a treatment for a pure pudendal artery that disturbs hemodynamics. This technique is based on endovascular technique with minimal invasion in pediatric male patients who have followed a fall accompanied neither with urethral injury nor with priapism and those who could not have been controlled with conservative treatment but have a massive hemorrhage, which cannot be controlled with conservative treatment.

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KARAKOYUNLU, A. N., YILDIRIM, M., TOPALOĞLU, H., ÖZOK, H. U., SAĞNAK, L., ERSOY, H. (2015). Endovascular Treatment of a Blunt Trauma which Caused Massive Perineoscrotal Haematoma in a Child. Erciyes Medical Journal, Cilt: 37 - Sayı: 3, 3951–2. https://ajindex.com/articles/204898

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