The Journal of laryngology and otology · 2010
Use of trans-septal mattress suture of Little's area for anterior epistaxis.
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Nitek S K, Wysocki J, Niszczota C S
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BACKGROUND: In some cases of epistaxis, anterior packing and/or electrocoagulation are not sufficient and suturing is needed. However, standard suturing techniques are sometimes ineffective. This paper reports the use of a new kind of trans-septal mattress suture, based on regional vascular anatomy, in this clinical context.
METHODS: Four adult patients with haemorrhage in Little's area underwent standard suturing, but bleeding persisted. These patients were successfully treated with trans-septal mattress suturing, using four punctures around the haemorrhage site.
RESULTS: No relapses or complications were observed over a six-month follow-up period.
CONCLUSION: In cases of persistent bleeding from Little's area, suturing should surround the bleeding area. The described suturing method is simple, efficacious and cheap.
METHODS: Four adult patients with haemorrhage in Little's area underwent standard suturing, but bleeding persisted. These patients were successfully treated with trans-septal mattress suturing, using four punctures around the haemorrhage site.
RESULTS: No relapses or complications were observed over a six-month follow-up period.
CONCLUSION: In cases of persistent bleeding from Little's area, suturing should surround the bleeding area. The described suturing method is simple, efficacious and cheap.