Iliac Artery Perforation and Treatment During Lumbar Disc Surgery by Simple Balloon Tamponade
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Introduction: Although vascular injury during lumbar disc surgery is quite rare, it may be life threatening if not recognized and treated immediately.
Case: We report the case of a woman who had a left common iliac artery laceration during spinal surgery and was treated by endovascular therapy. In the past, open surgery was the only way to repair a vascular injury, but thanks to the advance of new endovascular techniques and devices, endovascular therapy has become a strong alternative.
Conclusion: This case differs from those published in the literature as we used a single balloon inflation and subtotal occlusion without the need for a covered stent.
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