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Abstract:

Background: we present a literary review of foreign articles on the strategy of treating of patients with blunt abdominal trauma and/or pelvic fractures, without laparotomic access using endovascular diagnosis and treatment.

Aim: was to analyze the modern approach in the diagnosis and treatment of arterial bleeding Г patients with blunt abdominal trauma and/or pelvic fractures according to literary sources. Materials and methods: article reviewed 3 studies, 1 literary review of articles by foreign authors and guidelines of the Eastern Association of Traumatology

Results: computed tomography with contrast enhancement was the method of choice for diagnosing blunt abdominal trauma and pelvic fractures, endovascular treatment of arterial hemorrhage has proven its effectiveness and is increasingly included in routine practice in both hemodynamically stable patients and patients with unstable hemodynamics.

Conclusion: catheter embolization for arterial bleeding can be used as monotherapy or as a stage of stabilizing the patient before open surgical treatment.

 

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