A case report demonstrates effective management of stomal variceal bleeding in a urinary bladder carcinoma patient, suggesting embolization as a viable initial treatment option.
Key Points
This report aims to highlight a rare complication of bleeding ectopic varices at the ileal conduit site following bladder cancer surgery.
Describing a clinical case involving a patient in his 50s post-surgery for urinary bladder carcinoma.
Managing bleeding ectopic varices through percutaneous transhepatic glue embolization.
Considering alternative techniques like transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt for variceal control.
Successful management of bleeding from ectopic varices through embolization.
Minimally invasive embolization yielded impressive results in a rare complication scenario.
Highlighting embolization as a preferable initial treatment option for stomal variceal bleeding.