The predictive value of CTSI scoring system in non-operative management of patients with splenic blunt trauma: The experience of a level 1 trauma center

Barah, Ali; Elmagdoub, Ayman; Aker, Loai; M. Alahmad, Yaman; Jaleel, Zeyad; Ahmed, Zahoor; Kaassamali, Rahil; Hasani, Ammar Al; Al-Thani, Hassan; Omar, Ahmed

doi:10.1016/j.ejro.2023.100525

European Journal of Radiology Open

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.ejro.2023.100525

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The predictive value of CTSI scoring system in non-operative management of patients with splenic blunt trauma: The experience of a level 1 trauma center

Ali Barah,

Ayman Elmagdoub,

Loai Aker

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Splenic artery embolization for trauma: a narrative review

Roh

2024

J Trauma Inj

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The management of traumatic splenic injuries has evolved significantly over the past several decades, with the majority of these injuries now being treated nonoperatively. Patients who exhibit hemodynamic instability upon initial evaluation typically require surgical intervention, while the remainder are managed conservatively. Conservative treatment for traumatic splenic injuries encompasses both medical management and splenic artery angiography, followed by embolization in cases where patients exhibit clinical signs of ongoing splenic hemorrhage. Splenic artery embolization is generally divided into two categories: proximal and distal embolization. The choice of embolization technique is determined by the severity and location of the splenic injury. Patients who retain functioning splenic tissue after trauma do not routinely need immunization. This is in contrast to post-splenectomy patients, who are at increased risk for opportunistic infections.

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Splenic artery embolization for trauma: a narrative review

Roh

2024

J Trauma Inj

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The predictive value of CTSI scoring system in non-operative management of patients with splenic blunt trauma: The experience of a level 1 trauma center

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Splenic artery embolization for trauma: a narrative review

Splenic artery embolization for trauma: a narrative review

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