Table 1 The characteristics of the reported cases of abdominal compartment syndrome treated with transcatheter arterial embolization
Author | N | Clinical presentation | Embolized artery | Embolic material | Subsequent treatment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Letoublon[9] | 14 | Blunt hepatic trauma | Hepatic artery | NS | Decompressive laparotomy or laparoscopy |
Won[10] | 1 | Retroperitoneal hemorrhage | Internal iliac artery | Gelatin sponge, coil, lipiodol | Decompressive laparotomy |
Pena[11] | 1 | Splenomegaly | Splenic artery | PVA | Nothing |
Monnin[12] | 7 | Blunt hepatic trauma | Hepatic artery | Gelatin sponge, coil | Decompressive laparotomy |
| Â | Â | Â | Â | Trisacryl gelatin microsphere | Â |
Hagiwara[13] | 1 | Pelvic flactures | Super gluteal artery | Gelatin sponge | Repeat TAE, decompressive laparotomy |
Isokangas[14] | 5 | Retroperitoneal hemorrhage | Lumbar artery (N = 4) | Gelatin sponge, PVA, coil | Surgical decompreesion (N = 4) |
|  |  |  | Medial rectal artery (N = 1) |  | US guided drainage (N = 1) |
Tokue (present) | 1 | Blunt hepatic trauma | Hepatic artery | NBCA, lipiodol | US guided drainage |