Endovascular Methods of Stopping Arterial Bleeding: Experience of a City Multidisciplinary Hospital

Bleeding continues to be an urgent problem of emergency medicine, posing a threat to the patient’s life. Generally accepted methods of stopping bleeding are for the most part highly effective, but there are unusual clinical cases where these methods are ineffective. The widespread introduction of angiographic devices in multidisciplinary hospitals has created opportunities for the use of endovascular methods of temporary and final bleeding arrest. The article provides a brief literature review and description of clinical cases of endovascular bleeding arrest.