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. 2019 Sep 14;2(3):134–138. doi: 10.1016/j.jimed.2019.09.015

Table 1.

Characteristics of 9 patients who underwent renal artery embolization after hemorrhage.

Patient number Sex Age (years) Tumor
Pathology Surgery for renal tumor TOE (days) Interventional therapy
Clinical Success Follow-up (months)
Size (mm) Location Angiography Embolization
1 Female 42 28 Mesorenal RCCC OPN 6 RAP Coil, Lipiodol, PVA Yes 96
2 Male 40 50 Lower pole Renal hamartoma OPN 1 Hemorrhage Gelfoam Yes 85
3 Female 42 30 Mesorenal CRCC OPN 5 Hemorrhage (suspicious) Microcoil Yes 84
4 Male 71 30 Lower pole RCCC OPN 15 RAP Microcoil, coil Yes 82
5 Male 26 83 Mesorenal Renal hamartoma OPN 30 Hemorrhage, RAVF Microcoil, Gelfoam No 68
6 Male 43 42 Lower pole RCCC LPN 8 Hemorrhage Microcoil Yes 37
7 Female 34 39 Lower pole RCCC LPN 1 Hemorrhage, RAP Microcoil, coil, Gelfoam No 35
8 Female 44 30 Mesorenal RCCC LPN 11 RAP, RAVF Microcoil, Coil, Gelfoam Yes 8
9 Male 76 40 Mesorenal and lower pole RCCC RLPN 1 RAP Microcoil, Gelfoam No 6

RCCC = renal clear cell carcinoma, LPN = laparoscopic partial nephrectomy, OPN = open partial nephrectomy, RLPN = robot-assisted laparoscopic partial nephrectomy, RAP = renal arterial pseudoaneurysm, RAVF = renal arteriovenous fistula, TOE = time to embolization (days), PVA = polyvinyl alcohol.