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Case report demonstrates successful closure of a postbiopsy renal arteriovenous fistula using autologous clot embolization, highlighting its utility in arresting severe hematuria.
Selective arterial embolization of autologous clot into a large post-biopsy renal arteriovenous fistula produced complete closure of the fistula and immediate cessation of hematuria. Repeat arteriography after five days demonstrated persistent occlusion of the fistula, while elsewhere the clot had virtually completely lysed. Although no angiographic evidence of infarction was noted, a small infarction was seen in the lower pole of the right kidney at autopsy one month later which might have been secondary to the injected thrombus.
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