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Control of hemorrhage following missile wound to the pelvis
The Journal of Trauma
|October 1, 1980
Exsanguination is the immediate problem when dealing with trauma to pelvic blood vessels. A case is presented to demonstrate a systematic approach for successful management. Embolization, arteriography, and externally controlled compression stopped the life-threatening hemmorrhage.
Exsanguination is the immediate problem when dealing with trauma to pelvic blood vessels. A case is presented to demonstrate a systematic approach for successful management. Embolization, arteriography, and externally controlled compression stopped the life-threatening hemmorrhage.