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Ep 270 Treatment Algorithms for Splenic Artery Embolizations with Dr. Chris Grilli

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VI Episode #270

Treatment Algorithms for Splenic Artery Embolizations

In this episode, Dr. Aaron Fritts interviews Dr. Chris Grilli of Christiana Health about his treatment algorithms and procedural tips for splenic embolization as a treatment for splenic trauma, hypersplenism, and splenic artery aneurysm.

Splenic Trauma Articles

Read our exclusive BackTable VI Articles for quick insights on splenic trauma, provided by physicians for physicians.

Splenic Embolization Procedure

Splenic embolization procedure for trauma management requires knowledge of embolic agents and patient arterial vasculature, especially for grade-three severity cases. Learn more!

Splenic Artery Embolization Procedure Considerations

Splenic artery embolization can be used to treat non-emergent splenic trauma, such as hypersplenism and splenic artery aneurysms. Learn more about this treatment and post-procedure patient care.

Splenic Trauma Grading & Management

Splenic trauma grading and management play a crucial role in determining the therapeutic approach. They result from blunt-force trauma and are graded under the AAST guidelines, ranging from minor spleen lacerations to complete revascularization. Learn more!

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