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[Selective angioembolization: a valuable adjunct in damage control strategies applied to facial gunshot wounds. Case report].

BACKGROUND
Selective angioembolization (SAE) is a nonsurgical alternative for controlling traumatic facial bleeding.


CLINICAL CASE
We report a case of a patient who sustained a facial gunshot wound. The patient was treated with SAE as an adjuvant to damage control, leading to the arrest of hemorrhage.


CONCLUSIONS
SAE is a valuable adjuvant in arresting traumatic facial bleeding.