Todd Loper

Abstract No. 206 Right Radial Artery Access for Visceral Embolizations: 30-Day Outcomes

Mellena D. Bridges, Todd Loper, Ricardo T. Yamada, Aimée Gayed et autres

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I Want My Bullet Back: Percutaneous Endovascular Removal of a Right Atrial Foreign Body

Taylor S Harmon, Todd Loper, Jerry Matteo

The incidence and prevalence of firearm-related homicide in the United States make headlines daily. As a result, an epidemic of penetrating injuries is on the rise. Specifically, foreign bodies such as bullets and shrapnel are usually left inside the human body due …

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A Route Less Traveled: Anomalous Venous Drainage of the Right Heart

Brian Sifrig, Taylor S Harmon, Erik Soule, Joanna W. Kee-Sampson et autres

Congenital anomalies of the coronary sinus and veins have been well documented, but only one instance of an anomalous small cardiac vein draining into the superior vena cava (SVC) has been reported. The majority of patients with anomalies of the coronary venous …

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Embolization-induced Renal Tumor Shrinkage Followed by Definitive Cryoablation

Jerry Matteo, Todd Loper, Preston Hood, Erik Soule et autres

Significant incidental findings reported on computed tomography (CT) scans are common. This article describes a 72-year-old man evaluated for possible bowel obstruction in whom was found a 3.1-cm x 2.6-cm centrally located enhancing mass in the left kidney highly suspicious for renal …

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To nearly come full circle

Indermeet S. Bhullar, Joseph J. Tepas, Daniel A. Siragusa, Todd Loper et autres

INTRODUCTION: Nonoperative management (NOM) of hemodynamically stable high-grade (IV-V) blunt splenic trauma remains controversial given the high failure rates (19%) that persist despite angioembolization (AE) protocols. The NOM protocol was modified in 2011 to include mandatory AE of all grade (IV-V) injuries …

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At first blush

Indermeet S. Bhullar, Eric R. Frykberg, Joseph J. Tepas, Daniel A. Siragusa et autres

BACKGROUND: To clarify the role, indications, and outcomes for angioembolization (AE) of nonoperatively managed (NOM) splenic trauma, the implications of absent contrast blush (CB) on computed tomography of high-grade (IV-V) blunt splenic trauma (BST) in adults were analyzed. METHODS: All BST patients …

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Nutcracker syndrome: symptoms of syncope and hypotension improved following endovascular stenting

Ryan Daily, Jerry Matteo, Todd Loper, Martin Northup

'Nutcracker syndrome' encompasses classical symptoms of hematuria and flank pain resulting from the compression of the left renal vein between the aorta and the superior mesenteric artery. In patients with unexplained left-sided hematuria, flank pain or non-specific abdominal pain, careful interrogation of …

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