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[Preoperative embolization of the splenic artery in patients with blood system diseases]
Aim:
To develop and introduce X-ray endovascular preocclusion of the splenic artery in general surgical patients with different forms of cytopenias as preparation for further surgical treatment.
Materials And Methods:
Data on 12 splenic arterial occlusions in patients with different diseases of the blood system.
Results:
Despite the severity of the underlying process, the use of X-ray endovascular preocclusion of the splenic artery in patients with different hematological diseases made it possible to make the so-called bloodless splenectomy on short notice, then a required cavitary operation or in the immediate postembolization period if there were emergency indications or some time later if the patient's status allowed.
Conclusion:
When patients with blood system diseases attended by thrombocytopenia, anemia, leukopenia are indicated to have surgical treatment of some contaminant diseases, it is necessary to perform X-ray endovascular splenic arterial occlusion at the first stage, then make a major intervention when blood parameters have improved.