СОВРЕМЕННЫЕ ВОЗМОЖНОСТИ ЭКСТРЕННОЙ И НЕОТЛОЖНОЙ РЕНТГЕНЭНДОВАСКУЛЯРНОЙ ХИРУРГИИ ПРИ СОСУДИСТЫХ ПОСТТРАВМАТИЧЕСКИХ ПОВРЕЖДЕНИЯХ
В. В. Бояринцев
Главное медицинское управление УД Президента РФ, Москва
Н. В. Закарян
Д. С. Белков
А. С. Панков
А. Г. Давтян
Е. Б. Молохоев
Е. В. Баринов
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Ключевые слова

травма
интервенционная радиология
транскатетерная эмболизация

Как цитировать

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В. В. Бояринцев, СОВРЕМЕННЫЕ ВОЗМОЖНОСТИ ЭКСТРЕННОЙ И НЕОТЛОЖНОЙ РЕНТГЕНЭНДОВАСКУЛЯРНОЙ ХИРУРГИИ ПРИ СОСУДИСТЫХ ПОСТТРАВМАТИЧЕСКИХ ПОВРЕЖДЕНИЯХ, КМКВ, вып. 4, сс. 78-88, дек. 2021.
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Аннотация

Травма является одной из ведущих причин смертности. Существует необходимость в эффективном и действенном оказании медицинской помощи, которая может улучшить показатели выживаемости и максимально уменьшить количество осложнений у больных с данной патологией. С момента разработки и внедрения ангиографии и эндоваскулярных методов лечения, интервенционная радиология играет важную роль в ведении пациентов с травмами. Использование транскатетерной эмболизации при лечении жизнеугрожающих посттравматических кровотечений значительно улучшило эффективность хирургического пособия у этих больных. В связи с расширением сферы применения рентгенохирургических вмешательств, включающих в себя эмболизацию у нестабильных пациентов с повреждениями органов, а также эндоваскулярную коррекцию повреждений крупных артерий, интервенционные хирурги должны быть максимально готовыми к оказанию эффективного и безопасного оперативного пособия
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