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Catheter-directed hemorrhoidal embolization for rectal bleeding due to hemorrhoids (Goligher grade I-III): prospective outcomes from a Spanish emborrhoid registry.

Miguel A De GregorioJose Andres GuirolaCarolina Serrano-CasorranJosé UrbanoCarolina GutiérrezAbel GregorioSergio SierreJuan Jose Ciampi-DopazoRoman BernalIsmael GilIgnacio De BlasMaria Sánchez-BallestínAlfonso Millera
Published in: European radiology (2023)
• The technical success rate of CDHE, defined as the closure of all the SRA in their distal segment, was achieved 100% of all patients. However, a second embolization treatment was required since 21.25% of the patients experienced rectal bleeding. • Overall, CDHE's safety profile is acceptable. After the procedure and 1 year of follow-up, no significant complications were observed. • Encouraging clinical outcomes have demonstrated CDHE in individuals with hemorrhoids and mild prolapse Goligher grades I-III with persistent rectal bleeding.
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