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Embolization of the arteria iliaca interna as treatment of life-endangering haemorrhages caused by intrapelvic malignant tumours.

Embolization of the arteria iliaca interna was employed to treat the severe, life-endangering haemorrhage in 8 patients with inoperable bladder tumour, 3 patients with uterine cancer (2 carcinoma colli uteri stage IIIb, 1 carcinoma corporis uteri stage III), and 1 patient with richly vascularized sarcoma, infiltrating the walls of the rectum and the vagina. Percutaneous catheteral embolization of the arteries of the haemorrhagic pelvic tumours is considered an intervention with little risk and accompanied by moderate general stress. In the treatment of tumourous patients under appropriate technical conditions, it is a suitable procedure for the prevention of fatal haemorrhage.