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[Electrically induced thrombosis as therapeutic measure in life-threatening renal hemorrhage. An experimental study]
The protracted arterial renal haemorrhage is a life-threatening complication. Up to now its therapy is controversial, since in consequence of a severe shock it is not possible to perform a radical operation. For stopping this haemorrhage it is recommended the induction of an electrothrombosis in the renal artery. Experiences in the animal experiment are reported and discussed.
The protracted arterial renal haemorrhage is a life-threatening complication. Up to now its therapy is controversial, since in consequence of a severe shock it is not possible to perform a radical operation. For stopping this haemorrhage it is recommended the induction of an electrothrombosis in the renal artery. Experiences in the animal experiment are reported and discussed.