Abstract No. 412 Biphasic contrast CT for endoleak identification

Abstract

All cases were performed using a transradial approach. Immediate post-embolization technical success, defined as absence of active bleeding on intraoperative angiography, was 100%. None of the patients rebled over a mean clinical follow-up time of 850 days. No patients required subsequent intervention. One patient had a subsequent admission for PE and another patient had an admission for acute cholecystitis. The average time to discharge following the initial intervention was 5 days. All patients are still alive. Conclusions: Radial access is safe and effective in the management of mesenteric aneurysm rupture.