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USE OF ANGIOEMBOLIZATION IN PEDIATRIC POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS
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In brief
National database study comparing angioembolization use for pediatric splenic injuries between adult and pediatric trauma centers (2010-2015). Analysis examines practice patterns and outcomes of interventional radiology techniques in managing solid organ injuries in injured children.
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ABSTRACT
Background/Purpose
: We sought to analyze the use of angioembolization (AE) after pediatric splenic injuries at adult and pediatric trauma centers (ATCs/PTCs).
Methods
: The National Trauma Data Bank (2010-2015) was queried for patients (
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