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. 2015 Jul 31;17(10):902–908. doi: 10.1111/hpb.12464

Table 2.

Presentation, endovascular management and outcomes of a delayed post-pancreatectomy haemorrhage

Variable n (%)
Presentation of bleed
 Gastrointestinal bleed 20 (48)
 Blood in drain 13 (31)
 Both intraluminal/extraluminal 5 (12)
 Imaging 4 (10)
Embolization 27 (64)
Stent 14 (33)
Balloon 1 (2)
Involved vessel
 CHA/GDA 18 (43)
10 coils (3 recurrent bleed, 1 liver abscess)
8 stent (2 recurrent bleed, 1 liver abscess)
 SMA/IPD 14 (33)
8 coils
5 stents (2 recurrent bleed)
1 balloon
 Other 10 (24)
Aberrant arterial anatomy 13 (41)
PRBC units transfused 5 (1–25) range
Higher level of care 21 (65)
Recurrent bleed 7 (21)
 Recurrent pseudoaneurysm (CHA, SMA, rRHA) 3
 Rebleed from coiled vessel (GDAx2, rRHA) 2
 Blocked CHA stent 1
 Endoleak from SMA stent 1
Recurrent bleed interval 10 (2–152) days
Hepatic abscess 2 (6)
In-hospital mortality 4 (13)
Concomitant endoscopy 11 (34)
 Intraluminal blood 9
Reoperation 11 (34)
 For bleeding 2(6)
Total number of interventional procedures (mean) 7.7
Length of stay (days) 35 (10–119)

CHA, common hepatic artery; rRHA, replaced right hepatic artery; GDA, gastroduodenal artery; SMA, superior mesenteric artery; IPD, inferior pancreatoduodenal artery; PRBC, packed red blood cells.