Table 1 Summarises the experience of transarterial angioembolisation (TAE) in Urological Emergencies
From: Endovascular control of haemorrhagic urological emergencies: an observational study
Age/Sex | Presentation (No. of blood units transfused pre/post embolisation) | Indication (Primary pathology) | Outcome | Follow-up | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 32/F | Haematuria, fainting (3/0) | Angiomyo-lipoma | Successful. | 2 months |
2 | 74/F | Iatrogenic -Haematuria following TURBT (9/0) | Iatrogenic – TURBT | Successful. | 1 year |
3 | 59/M | Flank pain, Unstable patient (8/0) | Spontaneous perirenal haemorrhage | Successful. | 1 year |
4 | 76/M | On-table bleeding (0/0) | Iatrogenic- renal biopsy | Successful | 1 year |
5 | 48/M | On-table bleeding (0/0) | Iatrogenic- renal biopsy | Successful | 6 months |
6 | 54/F | Haematuria, Rt loin pain (8/0) | AVM (Arterio-venous malformation) | Successful | 2 years |
7 | 19/M | RTA, Retroperitoneal haematoma (15/0) | Rt adrenal gland haemorrhage | Successful | 3 months |
8 | 47/F | On-table bleeding (PCNL)(2/0) | Iatrogenic – Injury to aberrant Lt renal art | Successful | 2 years |
9 | 74/M | On-table bleeding (PCNL)(4/0) | Iatrtogenic – Injury to segmental renal art | Successful | 6 months |
10 | 43/F | 3 days post PCNL (2/0) | Iatrogenic – Traumatic AV fistula | Successful | 13 years |
11 | 21/M | 5 days post PCNL (22/0) | Iatrogenic – Traumatic AV fistula | Successful | 6 months |
12 | 45/M | 13 days post PCNL (2/0) | Iatrogenic – Traumatic AV fistula | Successful | 3 years |
13 | 72/F | RTA, Abdo pain, Retroperitoneal haematoma (15/14) | Co-incidental Lt renal tumour | Unsuccessful nephrectomy after 48 hours | 7 years |
14 | 81/F | Haematuria, Rt loin pain (6/0) | Spontaneous perirenal haemorrhage | Successful | 4 months |