Coil embolization of an appendiceal artery bleed leading to appendicitis and surgical resection

Omar Brijawi; Katherine Guardado; Khizar Ghuman; Frank Epitropoulos

doi:10.12890/2026_006144

January 28, 2026SHILAP Revista de lepidopterologíaOpen Access

Coil embolization of an appendiceal artery bleed leading to appendicitis and surgical resection

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Key Points

Appendicitis is a recognized complication after embolization of the appendiceal artery, emphasizing careful monitoring.
In cases of obscure gastrointestinal bleeding, identifying the source is crucial for prompt intervention.
Assessment reveals that artery embolization can inadvertently lead to significant complications like appendicitis.
Management strategies for gastrointestinal bleeding must consider new risks associated with interventions like embolization.

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Observational analysis identifies appendicitis as a complication following appendiceal artery embolization, suggesting a need for management updates.

Abstract

Expands the internist's differential and management strategy for obscure lower gastrointestinal bleeding.Identifies appendicitis as a real, not theoretical, complication of appendiceal artery embolization.

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