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Successful angioembolization with autologous subcutaneous fat in an open book pelvic fracture

Yunus Emre ÖZLÜER
Mücahit AVCIL
Sadık Erdem DİZMAN
Pages
79–81
Publication Date
2022-11-02
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Here, we report a case of use of autologous subcutaneous fat tissue for successfully controlling bleeding in a patient with an anterior–posterior pelvic fracture.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Arterial bleeding due to pelvic fracture can be life‑threatening, and angiographic embolization is the gold standard for its control.
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Key Findings & Data:Various materials have been described, but most of them are not widely available, mainly because of the high costs.
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Conclusion & Impact:Here, we report a case of use of autologous subcutaneous fat tissue for successfully controlling bleeding in a patient with an anterior–posterior pelvic fracture.
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Arterial bleeding due to pelvic fracture can be life‑threatening, and angiographic embolization is the gold standard for its control. Various materials have been described, but most of them are not widely available, mainly because of the high costs. Here, we report a case of use of autologous subcutaneous fat tissue for successfully controlling bleeding in a patient with an anterior–posterior pelvic fracture.

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ÖZLÜER, Y. E., AVCIL, M., DİZMAN, S. E. (2022). Successful angioembolization with autologous subcutaneous fat in an open book pelvic fracture. Turkish journal of emergency medicine (Online), Cilt: 21 - Sayı: 2, 79–81. https://ajindex.com/articles/605212

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