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Interventionelle Techniken zur Blutungskontrolle

Interventional techniques for controlling hemorrhage

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Intensivmedizin und Notfallmedizin

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The purpose of this manuscript is to present current indications and techniques of interventional therapy of heavy bleeding in multiple injured patients using an interdisciplinary approach. It is most important that severe bleeding is quickly diagnosed and treated in those patients with severe bleeding, who are arriving at the hospital. Today various procedures like embolisation, stenting and temporary ballon occlusion are available. These techniques can be used either as stand alone procedures or in combination with surgical techniques. The Multidetector-CT (MDCT) plays a very important role in the diagnosis and strafication of these patients.

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Ziel dieser Arbeit ist die Darstellung der aktuellen Indiaktionen und Techniken zur Interventionellen Therapie von schweren Blutungen im Rahmen der interdisziplinären Behandlung polytraumatisierter Patienten. Entscheidend ist dabei, dass bei Patienten mit schweren Blutungen, die die Klinik erreichen, die Blutungen schnell diagnostiziert und therapiert werden. Zur Verfügung stehen heute im Wesentlichen entweder die Embolisation, die Stentimplantation oder die temporäre Ballonokklusion. Diese Verfahren werden dabei entweder alleine oder in Kombination mit chirurgischen Verfahren eingesetzt. Die Multidetektor- CT (MDCT) spielt dabei bei der schnellen Diagnostik und der Stratifizierung der Ptienten eine entscheidende Rolle.

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Mack, M.G., Maier, B., Balzer, J.O. et al. Interventionelle Techniken zur Blutungskontrolle. Intensivmed 45, 19–25 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00390-007-0792-8

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