PMC8311843_01
Angiography of left internal iliac artery demonstrates the abnormal vascular blush with arterio-venous shunting from the posterior division.
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The anterior branches of bilateral internal iliac arteries were embolized by gel foam and 300 micron polyvinyalchohol. (Figure1-5) She was symptomatically better but had spotting per vaginum on and off.
Immediately after angiography patient had severe bleeding per vagina. So a peripheral coil was deployed to reduce the bleeding.
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The anterior branches of bilateral internal iliac arteries were embolized by gel foam and 300 micron polyvinyalchohol. (Figure1-5) She was symptomatically better but had spotting per vaginum on and off.
This was followed by embolization of the blush with 300 micron PVA particles.
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The anterior branches of bilateral internal iliac arteries were embolized by gel foam and 300 micron polyvinyalchohol. (Figure1-5) She was symptomatically better but had spotting per vaginum on and off.
Angiography of the right internal iliac artery illustrates the abnormal vascular blush at the pelvic cavity with feeders from posterior division of the right internal iliac artery. The blush was embolized with 300 micron PVA particles.
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The anterior branches of bilateral internal iliac arteries were embolized by gel foam and 300 micron polyvinyalchohol. (Figure1-5) She was symptomatically better but had spotting per vaginum on and off.
Post-embolization angiography reveals the complete obliteration of the blush
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The anterior branches of bilateral internal iliac arteries were embolized by gel foam and 300 micron polyvinyalchohol. (Figure1-5) She was symptomatically better but had spotting per vaginum on and off.