
PROCEDURE
Visceral Aneurysm Coiling/Embolization
Procedure:
Visceral Aneurysm Coiling/Embolization
How it’s Performed
A catheter is inserted through a small puncture and guided under X-ray imaging to an aneurysm (a weak bulge in an artery). The doctor places tiny coils or plugs inside the aneurysm to block blood flow and prevent rupture.
When it’s Used
- Enlarging or high-risk aneurysms
- Aneurysms discovered during imaging
- Pseudoaneurysms from pancreatitis or trauma
Key Benefits
- No open abdominal surgery
- Strong safety profile
- Effective long-term aneurysm exclusion
Frequently Asked Questions…
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