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Table 1 Summary of review of inferior phrenic artery injury reported from the literature

From: Right inferior phrenic artery injury as a complication of needle aspiration: a case report

Authors

N

year

Type of trauma

Patient

Clinical presentation

Diaphragmatic injury

Treatment

Embolic material used

Blaise et al.

1

1993

Motorcar accident

21 years M

Pericardial tamponade

None

TAE

PVA

Padhani et al.

1

1996

Needle biopsy

16 years M

Haemoperitoneum

None

Laparotomy

 

Mizobata et al.

2

1999

Motorcar accident + bicycle crash

60 years F + 15 years M

Intraperitoneal hemorrhage and Subcapsular hematoma

None

TAE

NS

Lee et al

1

2006

Motorcycle crash

29 M

Intraperitoneal hemorrhage

Grade V

Laparotomy

 

Ogawa et al.

1

3013

Fell down from a stepladder

61 years M

Hemothorax

None

TAE and thoracotomy

Coil embolization

Aoki et al.

1

2015

Motorcar accident

81 years F

Hemothorax

None

TAE

NBCA

El Adel et al. (present)

1

Present

Iatrogenic (chest aspiration)

21 years F

Hemothorax and intraperitoneal hemorrhage

None

TAE

PVA + NBCA-lipiodol mixture (50%)

  1. M male, F female, N number of patients, TAE transcatheter arterial embolization, NS not shown, NBCA N-butyl cyanoacrylate, PVA polyvinyl alcohol.