The combined use of two RapidRhino packs instead of anteroposterior packing for the control of severe epistaxis.
case_series · Level IV
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Abstract
Epistaxis is a common ear, nose, and throat emergency, and severe cases are traditionally controlled by the placement of anteroposterior nasal packing. In this article, a way of controlling severe epistaxis with the combination of two RapidRhino packs is described. Although not always successful, it is a technique that in the majority of patients can control severe bleeding faster, easier, with decreased pain, and increased patient comfort, compared to the traditional anteroposterior nasal packing.
Medical subject headings
- Balloon Occlusion
- Epistaxis
- Tampons, Surgical